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Table 3 Multivariate analyses for low back pain associated with risk factors in the sarcopenia population aged 45 years or older

From: Prevalence and risk factors of lower back pain in middle-aged and elderly people with sarcopenia: a nationwide cross-sectional study

 

Possible sarcopenia

Confirmed Sarcopenia

OR

(95%CI)

P-value

OR

(95%CI)

P-value

Gender (Female)

1.20(0.85–1.70)

0.303

1.26(0.76–2.09)

0.365

Hypertension (Yes)

0.94(0.75–1.18)

0.588

0.94(0.64–1.37)

0.740

Dyslipidaemia (Yes)

1.03(0.76–1.41)

0.836

  

Diabetes or High Blood Sugar (Yes)

1.31(0.89–1.92)

0.172

  

Cancer (Yes)

  

2.56(0.83–7.88)

0.100

Lung Diseases (Yes)

1.15(0.82–1.63)

0.422

1.38(0.92–2.05)

0.116

Liver Disease (Yes)

  

1.82(0.99–3.36)

0.054

Heart Attack (Yes)

1.31(0.99–1.73)

0.055

1.55(0.98–2.47)

0.062

Stroke (Yes)

  

2.23(0.95–5.23)

0.065

Kidney Disease (Yes)

1.82(1.23–2.68)

0.003

1.94(1.15–3.27)

0.012

Stomach (Yes)

1.66(1.33–2.08)

< 0.001

1.50(1.08–2.06)

0.014

Psychiatric Problems (Yes)

1.21(0.61–2.43)

0.584

0.98(0.28–3.40)

0.978

Memory Related Disease (Yes)

1.55(0.91–2.66)

0.107

  

Arthritis or Rheumatism (Yes)

1.76(1.42–2.18)

< 0.001

1.78(1.30–2.44)

< 0.001

Asthma (Yes)

1.01(0.62–1.65)

0.963

1.24(0.71–2.16)

0.453

Physical Disabilities (Yes)

1.45(0.91–2.30)

0.116

1.21(0.50–2.93)

0.679

Sleeping Time

    

 ≤ 5

2.65(1.60–4.40)

< 0.001

1.44(0.73–2.83)

0.295

 6 ~ 9

1.75(1.06–2.87)

0.028

0.91(0.47–1.78)

0.791

 ≥ 10

Ref

 

Ref

 

Smoke (Yes)

0.86(0.63–1.18)

0.354

1.27(0.79–2.05)

0.320

Drink (Yes)

1.04(0.81–1.34)

0.746

  

Residence (Rural)

1.55(1.16–2.08)

0.003

1.38(0.83–2.29)

0.219

Marital Status (Divorced and others)

1.37(0.95-2.00)

0.096

Education

    

 Illiterate

1.61(1.15–2.26)

0.006

1.59(0.83–3.06)

0.166

 Primary school and less

Ref

 

Ref

 

 Middle school and higher

1.69(1.25–2.28)

0.001

1.69(0.92–3.09)

0.089

Depression (Yes)

3.29(2.54–4.27)

< 0.001

2.87(2.01–4.12)

< 0.001

ADL (disability)

1.16(0.75–1.80)

0.497

1.87(1.04–3.35)

0.036

IADL (disability)

1.80(1.39–2.34)

< 0.001

1.55(1.07–2.24)

0.020

History of Fall (Yes)

1.76(1.39–2.24)

< 0.001

1.47(1.02–2.11)

0.040

Social Activity (No)

  

1.19(0.87–1.62)

0.273

Child Health Condition

    

 Excellent

Ref

 

Ref

 

 Very good

0.87(0.62–1.21)

0.413

0.76(0.41–1.39)

0.370

 Good

0.80(0.55–1.16)

0.243

0.93(0.50–1.74)

0.826

 Fair

0.58(0.40–0.84)

0.004

0.90(0.49–1.64)

0.726

 Poor

0.84(0.53–1.36)

0.484

1.39(0.70–2.77)

0.351

Work Status

    

 Currently Not Working

2.30(0.78–6.76)

0.131

  

 Never Worked

Ref

   

 Working

2.56(0.87–7.54)

0.088

  
  1. Note: Ref, Reference; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; ADL, activities of daily living; IADL, instrumental activity of daily living
  2. The multivariate regression model included those variables with p < 0.20 during the respective univariate analyses. P value for categorical variables with multiple levels were based on linear trend tests