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Table 2 Sociodemographic characteristics of dyspeptic patients attending selected hospitals in Hawassa city administration, February–June, 2023

From: Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection and effectiveness of first-line triple eradication therapy among dyspeptic patients at hospitals in Hawassa City, Ethiopia: a cross-sectional follow-up study

Variable

Category

Frequency (%)

Sex

Male

207 (34.5)

Female

393 (65.5)

Age (Years)

18–24

160 (26.7)

25–34

233 (38.8)

35–44

112 (18.7%)

45–54

56 (9.3%)

> 55

39 (6.5%)

Residence

Urban

375 (62.5%)

Rural

225 (37.5%)

Marital status

Single

203 (33.8%)

Married

376 (62.7%)

Divorced

14 (2.3%)

Widowed

7 (1.2%)

Religion

Orthodox Christian

397 (66.2%)

Protestant

165 (27.5%)

Muslim

32 (5.3%)

Others

6 (1%)

Occupation

Housewife

123 (20.5)

Government employee

119 (19.8)

Private employee

102 (17.0)

Farmer

97 (16.2)

Student

35 (5.8)

Others

117 (19.5)

Educational status

Illiterate

75 (12.5)

Primary school

62 (10.3)

Secondary school

157 (26.2)

College and above

306 (51.0)

Income level (Eth birr)

No report

313 (52.2)

< 2000

54 (9.0)

2000–5000

111 (18.5)

> 5000

122 (20.3)