Table 3 Prevalence and odds ratio of hypertension by PSQI and its components

From: Poor sleep quality associated with high risk of hypertension and elevated blood pressure in China: results from a large population-based study

 

Score

n

Prevalence (%)

OR

95% CI

P value

Global PSQI score

5

6925

44.4

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

6

2479

69.7

2.38

(2.13–2.65)

<0.001

Subjective sleep quality

0

4570

41.0

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

4122

58.7

1.82

(1.65–2.00)

<0.001

 

2

601

71.0

2.46

(2.00–3.03)

<0.001

 

3

111

70.3

1.91

(1.22–2.99)

0.005

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Sleep latency

0

120

57.5

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

7247

46.2

0.82

(0.54–1.23)

0.336

 

2

1692

67.6

1.56

(1.03–2.38)

0.038

 

3

345

69.0

1.30

(0.81–2.09)

0.279

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Sleep duration

0

7351

48.1

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

1501

58.6

1.42

(1.25–1.61)

<0.001

 

2

430

67.7

1.73

(1.38–2.18)

<0.001

 

3

122

77.9

2.56

(1.60–4.09)

<0.001

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Habitual sleep efficiency

0

5609

48.2

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

2515

52.1

1.16

(1.04–2.30)

0.006

 

2

818

57.8

1.49

(1.25–1.77)

<0.001

 

3

462

67.5

1.96

(1.56–2.47)

<0.001

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Sleep disturbance

0

3461

40.8

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

5395

54.8

1.50

(1.36–1.65)

<0.001

 

2

527

78.7

3.60

(2.83–4.57)

<0.001

 

3

21

81.0

3.88

(1.24–12.16)

0.020

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Use of sleep medication

0

8227

48.4

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

978

67.8

1.85

(1.59–2.17)

<0.001

 

2

160

76.2

2.83

(1.90–4.22)

<0.001

 

3

39

74.4

2.36

(1.08–5.17)

0.032

 

P for trend

<0.001

   

Daytime dysfunction

0

3949

40.3

1.00

(Reference)

 
 

1

4126

54.1

1.48

(1.34–1.64)

<0.001

 

2

1054

72.6

3.12

(2.64–3.69)

<0.001

 

3

275

77.8

3.27

(2.38–4.49)

<0.001

 

P for trend

<0.001

   
  1. Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio; PSQI, Pittsburgh sleep quality index.
  2. Data are presented as adjusted odds ratio (95% confidence Interval) for the prevalence of hypertension.
  3. Logistic regression analysis was conducted after adjusted for age, gender, BMI, current drinking status, current smoking status, tea consumption and exercise habits.