Research Article

Diabetes Mellitus among Adult Tuberculosis Patients Attending Tuberculosis Clinics in Eastern Ethiopia

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of TB patients.

VariablesNondiabeticDiabeticTotal

Sex
Male207 (88.1%)28 (12%)235 (55.8%)
Female157 (84.4%)29 (15.6%)186 (44.2%)

Marital status
Single171 (95%)9 (5%)180 (42.7%)
Married175 (80.6%)42 (19.35%)217 (51.5%)
Divorced9 (69.2%)4 (30.78%)13 (3.08%)
Widowed9 (81.8%)2 (18.2%)11 (2.6%)

Age in year
18–25137 (96.5%)5 (3.5%)142 (33.7%)
26–40134 (85.4%)23 (14.6%)157 (37.3%)
≥4193 (76.2%)29 (23.8%)122 (29%)

Residence
Urban331 (86.4%)52 (13.6%)383 (90.9%)
Rural33 (86.8%)5 (13.2)38 (9.02%)

Educational status
No formal education88 (78.6%)24 (21.4%)112 (26.6%)
Elementary school102 (89.5%)12 (10.5%)114 (27.1%)
Secondary school139 (89.7%)16 (10.3%)155 (36.8%)
Higher education35 (87.5%)5 (12.5%)40 (9.5%)

Occupational status
House wife49 (80.3%)12 (19.7%)61 (14.5%)
Unemployed56 (82.3%)12 (17.6%)68 (16.1%)
Daily labour47 (79.6%)12 (20.3%)59 (14%)
Merchant87 (91.6%)8 (8.4%)95 (22.6%)
Government employee64 (86.5%)10 (13.5%)74 (17.6%)
Others61 (95.3%)3 (4.7%)64 (15.2%)

Income
<100083 (85.6%)14 (14.4%)97 (23%)
1000–2000150 (85.2%)26 (14.7%)176 (41.8%)
2001–300066 (85.7%)11 (14.3%)77 (18.3%)
>300065 (91.5%)6 (8.45%)71 (16.8%)