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Table 5 Risk factors associated with OP

From: The correlation of osteoporosis to clinical features: a study of 4382 Female Cases of a Hospital Cohort with musculoskeletal symptoms in Southwest China

 

Osteoporosis group

Non-Osteoporosis Group

X2

p

OR (95%)

 

(n = 1455)

(n = 2927)

   

Postmenopausal (n)

1240 (85.2) *

2159 (73.7)

73.377

0.000

2.052(1.737-2.423)

Body mass index (kg/m 2 )

25.6 ± 3.1*

23.4 ± 2.8

   

   < 20 (n)

25(1.7)

91(3.1)

   

   20-25 (n)

786(54.0)

1300(44.4)

   

   ≥25 (n)

644(44.3)*

574(19.6)

324.746

0.000

3.441(2.998-3.949)

Education level (n)

     

   Elementary

747(51.3)

1354(46.2)

   

   High school or equivalent

456(31.3)

898(30.7)

   

   College or equivalent

252(17.4) *

675(23.1)

19.208

0.000

0.699(0.595-0.821)

Calcium supplements (n)

699(48.0) *

1897(64.8)

113.186

0.000

0.502(0.442-0.570)

Physical activity (n)

     

   Never

818(56.2)

1724(58.9)

   

   Occasionally

405(27.8)

338(11.5)

   

   Frequently

232(15.9) *

865(29.6)

95.889

0.000

0.452(0.385-0.531)

Smoking status (n)

     

   Current or former smoker

234(16.1) *

142(4.9)

156.280

0.000

3.759(3.019-4.679)

   Never smoke

1221(83.9)

2785(95.1)

   

Hypertension (n)

317(21.8)*

442(15.1)

30.339

0.000

1.566(1.334-1.839)

Diabetes mellitus (n)

141(9.7) *

172(5.9)

21.320

0.000

1.719(1.363-2.168)

Hyperostosis (n)

961(66.0)*

188(6.4)

1786.041

0.000

28.342(23.595-34.045)

  1. *: compared with non-OP group, significant difference exited.