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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of young and middle-aged Korean workers in 2007 according to premenstrual syndrome during follow-up period

From: Premenstrual syndrome incidence rate and risk factors among the working population in the Republic of Korea: a prospective cohort study

 

Total participants, n (%)

Premenstrual syndrome, n (%)

P-value

No

Yes

Total participants

121,024 (100.0)

112,521 (100.0)

8,503 (100.0)

 

Socioeconomic status

Age

 < 0.0001

 15–19

1,459 (1.2)

1,279 (1.1)

180 (2.1)

 

 20–29

64,541 (53.3)

58,788 (52.2)

5,753 (67.7)

 

 30–39

55,024 (45.5)

52,454 (46.6)

2,570 (30.2)

 

Household income level

 < 0.0001

 Low

47,865 (39.5)

44,522 (39.6)

3,343 (39.3)

 

 Middle–low

32,578 (26.9)

30,119 (28.9)

2,459 (28.9)

 

 Middle–high

24,661 (20.4)

22,840 (21.4)

1,821 (21.4)

 

 High

15,920 (13.2)

15,040 (10.3)

880 (10.3)

 

Occupational characteristics

Type of work

 < 0.0001

 Office

65,236 (53.9)

60,701 (53.9)

4,535 (53.3)

 

 Manual

37,003 (30.6)

34,219 (30.4)

2,784 (32.7)

 

 Other

18,785 (15.5)

17,601 (15.6)

1,184 (13.9)

 

Duration of work (month)

0.0003

 < 6

15,033 (12.4)

13,931 (12.4)

1,102 (13.0)

 

 7–12

27,739 (22.9)

25,655 (22.8)

2,084 (24.5)

 

 > 12

78,252 (64.7)

72,935 (64.8)

5,317 (62.5)