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Survey on diabetic patients treated with insulin during the fasting month of Ramadan.

Int J Gen Med · 2018 · PMC5790070 · PMID 29416371

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On multivariate analysis using a logistic model, no-interruption fasting was significantly more frequent in patients with type 2 diabetes (OR = 1.969 [1.043–3.716]; p =0.036) and among male patients (OR = 1.677 [1.115–2.522]; p =0.013), with a significant trend for patients living in urban areas compared to those living in rural areas (OR=1.73 [0.898–3.332]; p =0.10), for patients with high level of education (university) compared those not in school or primary level (OR=1.756 [0.998–3.089]; p =0.05), and also for patients treated with insulin analogs compared with patients who did not receive it (OR = 1.442 [0.960–2.167]; p =0.07).

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