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Table 3 Medical history and lifestyle of participants

From: Prevalence of premenstrual syndrome and its association with psychosocial and lifestyle variables: a cross-sectional study from Palestine

Variable

Total (N = 389)

 
 

Number (N)

Percentage (%)

Smoking

  

Non-smoker

340

86.1

Irregular smoker

39

9.9

Regular smoker

16

4.1

Reporter type of smoking

  

Cigarette

8

2

Pipe (shisha)

52

13.1

Chronic disease

  

Yes

9

2.3

No

381

97.7

Use of medications

  

Yes

6

1.5

No

391

98.5

Medical surgery

  

Yes

68

17.3

No

325

82.7

Regular menstruation

  

Yes

297

75.4

No

97

24.6

Workout at gym

  

Yes

14

3.5

Sometimes

63

15.9

No

320

80.6

Workout at home

  

Yes

28

7.1

Sometimes

198

50.1

No

169

42.8

Walk

  

Yes

194

48.9

Sometimes

163

41.1

No

40

10.1

Work requires physical activity

  

Yes

103

26.2

Sometimes

158

40.2

No

132

33.6

 

Mean ± SD

Range

Screen time (hours/day)

5.38 ± 3.07

(1–20)

Sleeping (hours/day)

7.53 ± 1.97

(2–17)

Workout at gym (hours/week)

2.86 ± 2.28

(0.25–14)

Workout at home (hours/week)

1.52 ± 1.47

(0.08–7)

Walking time (hours/week)

3.83 ± 4.66

(0.17–49)

  1. SD standard deviation