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Table 2 Comparisons between those who nap daily on a regular basis and those who do not

From: Daytime napping associated with increased symptom severity in fibromyalgia syndrome

 

Regular daily nap (N = 408)

Non regular nap (N = 636)

Test of difference

 

Median (Interquartile range)

 

Number of children

1.00 (2.00)

0.00 (2.00)

U = 3.02, P = 0.82

Years since diagnosis

7.00 (10.00)

7.00 (9.00)

U = 0.50, p = 0.52

McGill Pain questionnaire

   

Sensory subscale (Median, IQR)

24.00 (7.00)

22.00 (7.00)

U = 102,640, p = 0.00

Affective subscale (Median, IQR)

8.00 (4.00)

7.00 (4.00)

U = 105,928, p = 0.00

Total score median (Median, QR)

32.00 (9.75)

29.00 (11.00)

U = 101,372, p = 0.00

 

Frequency (%)

 

Male gender

41 (10%)

37 (5.8%)

χ = 6.44, p = 0.01

Number of co-morbidities

   

None

63 (15.4%)

140 (22.0%)

Χ = 13.83, p = 0.00

≤2 Co-morbidities

207 (50.7%)

341 (53.6%)

>2 Co-morbidities

138 (33.8%)

155 (24.4%)

 

Mean

 

(Standard deviation)

Age

47.17 (10.08)

46.75 (10.59)

MOS Sleep outcomes scale

   

Sleep duration in hours

5:47 (01:57)

6:04 (01:48)

t = 2.45, p = 0.02

Sleep problems index I

70.65 (15.61)

61.65 (16.95)

t =8.63, p = 0.00

Sleep problems index II

72.20 (15.28)

63.42 (16.71)

t =8.57, p = 0.00

FSS Fatigue severity

   

Total score

57.67 (8.42)

53.72 (10.47)

t = −6.41, p = 0.00

EMQ-R Everyday memory

   

Total score

35.61 (12.86)

30.91 (13.51)

t = −5.59, p = 0.00

HADS Mood

   

Anxiety subscale

12.84 (4.27)

11.77 (4.37)

t = −3.89, p = 0.00

Depression subscale

11.36 (3.90)

9.83 (14.14)

t = −5.94, p = 0.00