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Table 2 Sociodemographic and clinical correlates associated with major depressive disorder

From: Early post-COVID-19 common psychiatric complications: role of basic inflammatory, coagulation, and clinical risk factors

Variable

Major depressive disorder

χ2

p-value

Negative (n = 62)

Positive (n = 52)

No

%

No

%

Demographic data

Age (years)

  18– < 35 years

36

58.1%

34

65.4%

0.639

0.424

  35–60 years

26

41.9%

18

34.6%

Gender

  Male

30

48.4%

22

42.3%

0.421

0.516

  Female

32

51.6%

30

57.7%

 Working status

  Not employed

20

32.3%

12

23.1%

1.181

0.277

  Employed

42

67.7

40

76.9%

Marital status

  Single

22

35.5%

20

38.5%

10.008

0.019*

  Married

36

58.1%

22

42.3%

  Divorced

2

3.2%

10

19.2%

  Widowed

2

3.2%

0

0.0%

Comorbidities

  Smoking

30

48.4%

20

38.5%

1.132

0.287

  DM

8

12.9%

4

7.7%

0.815

0.367

  HTN

6

9.7%

8

15.4%

0.855

0.355

  Cardiac diseases

8

12.9%

0

0.0%

7.216

0.007*

Medications given

  Antipyretics

60

96.8%

48

92.3%

1.132

0.287

  Antibiotics

52

83.9%

50

96.2%

4.530

0.033*

  Corticosteroids

34

54.8%

30

57.7

0.094

0.760

  1. DM Diabetes mellitus, HTN Hypertension; Using: χ2: chi-square test; p-value > 0.05 is NS; *p-value < 0.05 is significant