Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2019.
World J Diabetes. Apr 15, 2019; 10(4): 241-248
Published online Apr 15, 2019. doi: 10.4239/wjd.v10.i4.241
Table 1 Demographic characteristics of outpatient department patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus included in the retrospective analysis
Characteristicsn (%)
Total patients519
Male289 (55.68)
Female229 (44.12)
Transgender1 (0.19)
Average age (yr)53.28
EthnicityIndian
Table 2 Proportion of patients based on physical activity: Sub grouped based on body mass index
GroupsAge range (Y)Sedentary (%)Obese/OW (%)Strenuous (%)Obese/OW (%)Sedentary vs strenuous P
Group 1≤ 4068.007531.9084.61< 0.0001
Group 241-5075.6080.6424.3987.50< 0.0001
Group 351-6077.3578.0422.6491.66< 0.0001
Group 461-7087.5010012.50100.00< 0.0001
Group 5> 7083.335016.6650.00< 0.0001
Table 3 Distribution of patients according to age of onset of type 2 diabetes mellitus
Age at onset of diabetes (yr)%P value
Group 1≤ 4032.300.0001 Group 1 vs 3 < 0.0001 Group 1 vs 4 < 0.0001 Group 1 vs 5
Group 241-5034.04< 0.0001 Group 2 vs 3 < 0.0001 Group 2 vs 4 < 0.0001 Group 2 vs 5
Group 351-6021.27
Group 461-7012.18
Group 5> 700.21
Table 4 Age at new onset (< 3 mo) of diabetes (years)
Age at new onset (< 3 mo) of diabetes (yr)n (%)
Total new T2DM diagnosis97
Group 1≤ 4032 (32.98)
Group 241-5027 (27.83)
Group 351-6025 (25.77)
Group 461-707 (7.21)
Group 5> 706 (6.18)
Table 5 Association of family history and age of young onset diabetes
ParameterFH+FH-P value
FH n (%)308 (59.34)211 (40.65)< 0.0001
Age of onset ≤ 40 yr (%)39.9320.85< 0.0001
Table 6 Association of Family history, consanguinity and young onset diabetes
Risk factorNon obese T2DM patients (%)P value
FH+8020P < 0.0001
CG+51.4248.57NS
Table 7 Association of consanguinity and young onset diabetes
Age groupT2DM patients (%)T2DM obese patients (%)
≤ 40 yr34.5021.83P = 0.0178
51-60 yr17.6014.78NS
P = 0.0012NS