marginally significantp<0.10
There was a significant association between smoking and dyspepsia ( p <0.05), as well as a marginally significant association between inadequate sleep and dyspepsia (p<0.10).
There was a significant association between smoking and dyspepsia ( p <0.05), as well as a marginally significant association between inadequate sleep and dyspepsia (p<0.10).
In summary, the following factors showed a trend in the relation with dyspepsia: tobacco use, alcohol use, and the use of analgesics.