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Table 4 Association between moderate, severe insomnia and patients’ characteristics

From: Sleep in post-COVID-19 recovery period and its impact on different domains of quality of life

Socio-demographic data

Total

(n = 500)

Moderate and severe insomnia (n = 160)

χ2

(p value)

OR (95%CI)

Age/ years

    

Mean ± SD

36.98 ± 10.87

   

  ≤ 36 y (r)

260 (52%)

69 (26.5%)

7.42 (0.006*)

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1.7 (1.2–2.5)

  > 36 y

240 (48%)

91 (37.9%)

Gender

    

 Male (r)

305 (61.0%)

97 (27.9%)

6.1 (0.013*)

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1.6 (1.1–2.4)

 Female

195 (39.0%)

63 (38.5%)

Marital status

    

 Married (r)

342 (68.4%)

99 (28.9%)

4.63 (0.031*)

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1.5 (1.04–2.3)

 Single

158 (31.6%)

61 (38.6%)

Education

    

 Primary (r)

101 (20.2%)

30 (29.7%)

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 Secondary

213 (42.6%)

70 (32.9%)

 

1.2 (0.7–1.9)

 University

186 (37.2%)

60 (32.3%)

0.32 (0.85)

1.1 (0.6–1.9)

Occupation

    

 Worker

302 (60.4%)

103 (34.1%)

1.55 (0.21)

1.28 (0.9–1.8)

 Non worker (r)

198 (39.6%)

57 (28.8%)

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Residence

    

 Urban (r)

303 (60.6%)

90 (29.7%)

1.86 (0.17)

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 Rural

197 (39.4%)

70 (35.5%)

1.3 (0.8–1.9)

Smoking

    

 Smokers (r)

299 (59.8%)

88 (29.4%)

2.26 (0.13)

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 Non smokers

201 (40.2%)

72 (35.8%)

1.3 (0.9–2)

Days after recovery from COVID 19

13.04 ± 4.99

   

 ≤ 12 days (r)

284 (56.8%)

0 (0%)

309 (≤ 0.001*)

NA

 > 12 days

216 (43.2%)

160 (74.1%)

Physical functioning

60 (0–100)

   

 ≤ 60

254 (50.8%)

93 (36.6%)

5.05

(0.025*)

1.5 (1.1–2.3.)

 > 60 (r)

246 (49.2%)

67 (27.2%)

1

Role limitation due to physical health

50 (0–100)

   

 ≤ 50

312 (62.4%)

113 (36.2%)

6.78 (0.009*)

1.7 (1.1–2.5)

 > 50 (r)

188 (37.6%)

47 (25.0%)

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Role limitation due to emotional problems

33.33 (0–100)

   

 ≤ 33.33

322 (64.4%)

124 (38.5%)

17.61 (≤ 0.001*)

2.5 (1.6–3.8)

 > 33.33 (r)

178 (35.6%)

36 (20.2%)

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Energy/ fatigue

10 (0–70)

   

 ≤ 10

308 (61.6%)

93 (30.2%)

1.20 (0.27)

0.23 (0.8–1.8)

 > 10 (r)

192 (38.4%)

67 (34.9%)

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Emotional well being

8 (0–56)

   

 ≤ 8

293 (58.6%)

94 (32.1%)

0.002 (0.96)

1.01 (0.6–1.5)

 > 8 (r)

207 (41.4%)

66 (31.9%)

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Social functioning

12.5 (0–100)

   

 ≤ 12.5

268 (53.6%)

78 (29.1%)

2.23 (0.14)

1.3 (0.9–1.9)

 > 12.5 (r)

232 (46.4%)

82 (35.3%)

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Pain

0 (0–100)

   

 0

288 (57.6%)

85 (29.5%)

1.93 (0.17)

1.3 (0.9–1.9)

 > 0 (r)

212 (42.4%)

75 (35.4%)

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General health

15 (0–90)

   

 ≤ 15

285 (57.0%)

110 (38.6%)

13.25 (≤ 0.001*)

2.1 (1.4–3.1)

 > 15 (r)

215 (43.0%)

50 (23.3%)

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Global PSQI Score

15.37 ± 4.43

   

 ≤ 17

275 (55.0%)

155 (56.6%)

168.2 (≤ 0.001*)

57.6 (23–144)

 > 17 (r)

225 (45.0%)

5 (2.2%)

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  1. Continuous variables were divided according to median value
  2. *Statistically significant results
  3. (r): reference group, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, PSQI Pittsburgh sleep quality index, SD standard deviation