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Table 2 Upper gastrointestinal symptoms in diabetic and non-diabetic GERD patients

From: Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease in type 2 diabetics: symptom load and pathophysiologic aspects - a retro-pro study

 

T2D GERD patients

Non-diabetic GERD patients

OR (95% CI)

p

n = 65

n = 130

Heartburn

50 (76.9)

115 (88.5)

0.47 (0.21;0.99)

0.046

Epigastric pain

40 (61.5)

85 (65.4)

0.85 (0.46;1.57)

n.s.

Regurgitation

31 (47.7)

94 (72.3)

0.36 (0.20;0.67)

0.001

Respiratory symptoms

40 (61.5)

82 (63.1)

0.94 (0.51;1.73)

n.s.

Odynophagia

6 (9.2)

9 (6.9)

1.37 (0.47;4.02)

n.s.

Globus sensation

18 (27.7)

18 (13.8)

2.38 (1.14;4.80)

0.021

Dysphagia

21 (32.3)

17 (13.1)

3.40 (0.90;12.79)

0.001

Flatulence

13 (20.0)

59 (45.4)

0.30 (0.15;0.61)

0.001

Chronic cough

28 (43.1)

59 (45.4)

0.91 (0.50;1.66)

n.s.

Hoarseness

17 (26.2)

32 (24.6)

1.08 (0.55;20.14)

n.s.

Bronchitis

10 (15.4)

22 (16.9)

0.89 (0.39;2.02)

n.s.

Asthma bronchiale

9 (13.8)

28 (21.5)

0.59 (0.26;1.33)

n.s.

  1. n.s. not significant, p p-value.
  2. Data are provided as n(%), multiple citations possible; all parameters were tested using univariate logistic regression models.