Middle East Current Psychiatry

Table 1 Demographic and clinical data of study groups

From: Stress, anxiety, and depression in patients with vitiligo

		Patient		Control
Variable		N	%	N	%
Age	Mean± SD	34.69±5.87		30.27±7.65
Age in years	<40 years ≥40 years	31 19	62.0 38.0	40 10	80.0 20.0
Age of onset	Mean± SD	29.32±7.84
Gender	Male	14	28.0	16	32.0
Gender	Female	36	72.0	34	68.0
Marital statue	Single	21	42.0	10	20.0
Marital statue	Married	29	58.0	40	80.0
Family history of vitiligo	Positive	37	74.0
Family history of vitiligo	Negative	13	26.0
Work of patients	Student	16	32.0
	Worker	9	18.0
	Housewife	25	50.0
Degree of vitiligo	Mild	20	40.0
	Moderate	24	48.0
	Severe	6	12.0
Possible cause of vitiligo	No obvious cause	14	28.0
	Death of family member	11	22.0
	Family member illness	3	6.0
	Fear	8	16.0
	Post traumatic	1	2.0
	Leprosy	3	6.0
	Pregnancy	2	4.0
	After delivery	1	2.0
	Infertility	1	2.0
	Work problems	6	12
Type of vitiligo	Acral	3	6.0
	Focal	12	24.0
	Segmental	12	24.0
	Generalized	22	44.0
	Universal	1	2.0
Sun-exposed lesions	Unexposed	8	16.0
	Exposed	34	68.0
	Both	8	16.0
Ultraviolet B (UVB) therapy	Negative	21	42.0
Ultraviolet B (UVB) therapy	Positive	29	58.0
Topical therapy	Negative	22	44.0
Topical therapy	Positive	28	56.0
Systemic therapy	Negative	26	52.0
Systemic therapy	Positive	24	48.0

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