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Table 1 Comparison of demographic characteristics of patients with COVID-19 in two groups (hypertensive and normotensive patients)

From: Should all patients with hypertension be worried about developing severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)?

Variable

hypertensive (N: 176)

Non-hypertensive (N:422)

P-value

Age (Year)

58.21 ± 22.5

56.15 ± 20.2

0.18

BMI (kg/m2)

28.62 ± 4.6

28.01 ± 4.3

0.13

Sex (male)

115(65.3%)

289(68.5%)

0.78

Education

  

0.65

• < diploma

57 (32.4%)

111(26.3%)

 

• >Diploma

119(67.6%)

311 (73.7%)

 

Exposure history

30(17%)

191 (45.2%)

0.45

• Contact with patients

118(67%)

250 (59.2%)

0.061

• Go hospital

30(17%)

87(20.6%)

0.23

• Public transportation

24(22.5%)

118(24.1%)

0.64

Comorbidities (positive)

108(61.3%)

249(59%)

0.75

Current smoker

4(2.2%)

12(2.8%)

0.92

Diabetes

72(40.9%)

76(18%)

0.001

CVD

63(35.7%)

44(10.3%)

0.001

MI

4(2.3%)

2(0. 5%)

0.061

Lung diseases

36(20.4%)

52(12.3%)

0.07

Asthma and Allergy

31(17.6%)

67 (15.9%)

0.45

Kidney diseases

25(14.3%)

33(7.8%)

0.013

Liver diseases

10(5.7%)

22(5.2%)

0.47

Cancer

4(2.3%)

8(1.9%)

0.68

Blood Group

• A

55(31.3%)

139(32.8%)

0.21

• B

45(25.5%)

110(26.3%)

0.71

• AB

21(11.9%)

60(14.2%)

0.52

• O

55(31.3%)

113(26.7%)

0.31

Clinical type of COVID- 19 infection on admission

 Severe/Critical type (%)

42(23.8%)

41(9.7%)

0.012

  1. MI: myocardial infarction, CVD: cardiovascular disease