Table 1 Characteristics of functional constipation patients
Characteristic | N = 594 |
|---|---|
Age | 46 (33, 59) |
Gender | Â |
 Male | 172 (29.0%) |
 Female | 421 (71.0%) |
Marriage | Â |
 Single | 44 (15.5%) |
 Divorced | 20 (7.0%) |
 Married | 220 (77.5%) |
Hypertension | Â |
 Yes | 58 (9.9%) |
 No | 527 (90.1%) |
Diabetes Mellitus | Â |
 Yes | 33 (5.6%) |
 No | 552 (94.4%) |
Education | Â |
 Elementary school | 91 (16.9%) |
 Middle school | 119 (22.1%) |
 Junior college | 98 (18.2%) |
 High school | 93 (17.3%) |
 University degree | 138 (25.6%) |
Somatic symptom | Â |
 SOM− | 298 (55.6%) |
 SOM+ | 238 (44.4%) |
PHQ-15 | 9 (5, 12) |
PHQ-9 | 7 (3, 11) |
GAD-7 | 6.0 (2.0, 11.0) |
PAC-QOL | 54 (38, 72) |
KESS | 17 (12, 21) |
Stress | Â |
 Yes | 104 (17.5%) |
 No | 489 (82.5%) |
Sleep disorders | Â |
 Yes | 277 (46.9%) |
 No | 314 (53.1%) |
Reduced interest | Â |
 Yes | 260 (44.0%) |
 No | 331 (56.0%) |
Treatment effect | Â |
 ineffective | 186 (36.7%) |
 short-term effective | 302 (59.6%) |
 effective | 19 (3.7%) |
Puborectalis hypertrophy | Â |
 Abnormal | 7 (5.0%) |
 Normal | 132 (95.0%) |
IASA | Â |
 Abnormal | 13 (9.4%) |
 Normal | 126 (90.6%) |
Rectal pressure | Â |
 Abnormal | 87 (57.6%) |
 Normal | 64 (42.4%) |
CTT | Â |
 Abnormal | 103 (49.5%) |
 Normal | 105 (50.5%) |
Intussusception | Â |
 Abnormal | 116 (81.1%) |
 Normal | 27 (18.9%) |
Perineal descent | Â |
 Abnormal | 122 (81.9%) |
 Normal | 27 (18.1%) |
Pelvic floor dyssynergia | Â |
 Abnormal | 8 (5.4%) |
 Normal | 139 (94.6%) |
Pelvic floor hernia | Â |
 Abnormal | 42 (29.2%) |
 Normal | 102 (70.8%) |
Anterior rectocele | Â |
 Abnormal | 87 (48.9%) |
 Normal | 91 (51.1%) |