Table 4 Association of DM complications with the food and lifestyle of the participants.

From: Prevalence and impact of sociodemographic factors, comorbidities, and lifestyle on diabetes complications among patients with type 2 diabetes in Riyadh

Characteristics

Variables

Status of complication, n

(percentage within characteristics)

P value*

Relative risk#

No

(602)

Yes

(378)

Total

(980)

Consumption of fruits and vegetables

Yes

363 (39)

563 (61)

926 (95)

0.113

0.842

No

15 (28)

39 (72)

54 (5)

Consumption of bakery products and confectioneries

Yes

306 (37)

518 (63)

824 (84)

0.034

1.167

No

72 (46)

84 (54)

156 (16)

Drink sugary and sweet drinks

Yes

255 (38)

409 (62)

664 (68)

0.888

1.009

No

123 (39)

193 (61)

316 (32)

Eat white bread

Yes

314 (37)

529 (63)

843 (86)

0.038

1.178

No

64 (47)

73 (53)

137 (14)

Eat full-fat spread

Yes

196 (36)

343 (64)

539 (55)

0.129

1.084

No

182 (41)

259 (59)

441 (45)

Drink milk

Yes

359 (40)

545 (60)

904 (92)

0.014

0.804

No

19 (25)

57 (75)

76 (8)

Smoke cigarettes

Yes

282 (39)

449 (61)

731 (75)

1.000

1.000

No

96 (39)

153 (61)

249 (25)

Smoke Sheesha/vaping

Yes

318 (40)

470 (60)

788 (80)

0.021

0.868

No

60 (31)

132 (69)

192 (20)

Exercise regularly

Yes

307 (42)

418 (58)

725 (74)

0.001

0.799

No

71 (28)

184 (72)

255 (26)

Duration of sleep per day

≥ 8 h

130 (37)

225 (63)

355 (36)

0.375

1.051

< 8 h

248 (40)

377 (60)

625 (64)

Overall health status

Satisfactory

301 (37)

509 (63)

810 (83)

0.056

1.149

unsatisfactory

77 (45)

93 (55)

170 (17)

  1. *Pearson chi-square test or Fisher exact test, whichever is applicable.
  2. # Relative risk for developing diabetic complications in cohorts that possess this characteristic.