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Table 3 Characteristics associated with the occurrence of new-onset major depression in adolescents with non-infection caused urticaria

From: Increased risk of major depression subsequent to a first-attack and non-infection caused urticaria in adolescence: a nationwide population-based study

 

Adolescents with non-infection caused urticaria (n = 5,755)

Control patients (n = 17,265)

 

New-onset major depression occurrence (n = 34) No. (%)

p –value

New-onset major depression occurrence (n = 59) No. (%)

p –value

Gender

    

 Male

15 (44.1)

0.475

22 (37.3)

0.192

 Female

19 (55.9)

 

37 (62.7)

 

Age group (y/o)*

    

 13-15

8 (23.5)

0.006

19 (32.2)

0.037

 16 ~ 18

26 (76.5)

 

40 (67.8)

 

Economic level of family (monthly income) (USD$)

    

 <600

15 (44.1)

0.095

21 (35.6)

0.264

 601 ~ 1,000

13 (38.2)

 

26 (44.1)

 

 >1,000

6 (17.6)

 

12 (20.3)

 

Urbanization

    

 1 (most)

5 (14.7)

0.251

14 (23.7)

0.123

 2

7 (20.6)

 

3 (5.1)

 

 3

13 (38.2)

 

25 (42.4)

 

 4

9 (26.5)

 

17 (28.8)

 

Geographic regions of Taiwan

    

 Northern

15 (44.1)

0.660

27 (45.8)

0.543

 Central

11 (32.4)

 

12 (20.3)

 

 Southern

7 (20.6)

 

17 (28.3)

 

 Eastern

1 (2.9)

 

3 (5.1)

 

Asthma history*

19 (55.9)

0.020

23 (39.0)

0.589

Atopic dermatitis history

3 (8.8)

0.415

4 (6.8)

0.337

Allergic rhinitis

16 (47.1)

0.425

28 (47.5)

1.000

Family history of affective disorders*

27 (79.4)

0.002

43 (72.9)

0.003

Urticaria treatment with corticosteroids*

31 (91.1)

<0.001

-

 

Mean number of hospital visits (to treat urticaria)

1.6 ± 1.2

0.578

-

 
  1. *Characteristics associated with depression in study group.