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Association between Sleep Duration and Hypertension among Adults in Southwest China Cover

Association between Sleep Duration and Hypertension among Adults in Southwest China

By: Jie He and  Quan He  
Open Access
|Feb 2022

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Flowchart of study participants.

Table 1

The variable assignment.

VARIABLETHE ASSIGNMENT
Sex1 = male; 2 = female
Age68 ± 10
BMI (kg/m2)24 ± 3
HR (times/min)74 ± 11
Blood glucose(mmol/L)5.9 ± 1.9
Educational status1 = primary, 2 = middle, 3 = high, 4 = college, 5 = master
Smoking0 = never, 1 = current, 2 = past, 3 = don’t smoke but has a long history of secondhand smoke inhalation
Drinking0 = never,1 = current, 2 = past
Outdoor activities (hours/week)1 =≥ 20, 2 = 5–20, 3 =≤ 5
Vegetable consumption (days/week)1 =≥ 5, 2 = 3–5, 3 =≤ 3
Fruit consumption (day/week)1 =< 3, 2 =≥ 3
Sleep duration (hours/days)1 = 6–8, 2 =< 6, 3 => 8
Hypertension0 = no, 1 = yes
Diabetes0 = no, 1 = yes
Hyperlipidemia0 = no, 1 = yes
Hyperhomocysteinemia0 = no, 1 = yes
CVD0 = no, 1 = yes
CHF0 = no, 1 = yes
CRF0 = no, 1 = yes
AF0 = no, 1 = yes
Cerebral infarction0 = no, 1 = yes
Cerebral hemorrhage0 = no, 1 = yes
Use of antihypertensives0 = no, 1 = yes
Use of lipid-lowering agents0 = no, 1 = yes

[i] BMI: body mass index. HR: heart rate. CVD: coronary vessel disease. CHF: chronic hepatic failure. CRF: chronic renal failure. AF: atrial fibrillation.

Table 2

Baseline characteristics of all participants by hypertension status.

VARIABLEHYPERTENSIONP
YESNO
Sex(%)0.378
      male4,533(44.2)4,265(43.6)
      female5,728(55.8)5,527(56.4)
Age71 ± 866 ± 11<0.01
BMI25 ± 324 ± 3<0.01
HR74 ± 1173 ± 11<0.01
Blood glucose6.0 ± 2.05.9 ± 1.80.002
Educational status(%)<0.01
      primary7,611(74.2)6,713(68.6)
      middle1,817(17.7)1,915(19.6)
      high650(6.3)733(7.5)
      college182(1.8)429(4.4)
      master1(0.0)2(0.0)
Smoking(%)0.007
      never8,020(78.2)7,531(76.9)
      current1,425(13.9)1,464(15.0)
      past198(1.9)150(1.5)
      long history of second-hand smoke inhalation618(6.0)647(6.6)
Drinking(%)0.428
      never8,504(82.9)8,047(82.2)
      current1,630(15.9)1,617(16.5)
      past127(1.2)128(1.3)
Outdoor activities(%)<0.01
      ≥204,681(45.6)3,854(39.4)
      5–204,379(42.7)4,560(46.6)
      ≤51,201(11.7)1,378(14.1)
Vegetable consumption(%)<0.01
      ≥57,433(72.4)6,681(68.2)
      3–52,226(21.7)2,545(26.0)
      ≤3602(5.9)566(5.8)
Fruit consumption(%)0.017
      ≥34,005(39.0)3,985(40.7)
      <36,256(61.0)5,807(59.3)
Sleep duration(%)<0.01
      6–87,593(74.0)7,567(77.3)
      <61,982(19.3)1,534(15.7)
      >8686(6.7)691(7.1)
Diabetes(%)<0.01
      yes1,894(18.5)1,230(12.6)
      no8,367(81.5)8,562(87.4)
Hyperlipidemia(%)<0.01
      yes2,065(20.1)1,426(14.6)
      no8,196(79.9)8,366(85.4)
Hyperhomocysteinemia(%)<0.01
      yes52(0.5)5(0.1)
      no10,209(99.5)9,787(99.9)
CVD(%)<0.01
      yes604(5.9)224(2.3)
      no9,657(94.1)9,568(97.7)
CHF(%)0.093
      yes120(1.2)141(1.4)
      no10,141(98.8)9,651(98.6)
CRF(%)0.001
      yes36(0.4)12(0.1)
      no10,225(99.6)9,780(99.9)
AF(%)0.008
      yes51(0.5)26(0.3)
      no10,210(99.5)9,766(99.7)
Cerebral infarction(%)0.001
      yes173(1.7)110(1.1)
      no10,088(98.3)9,682(98.9)
Cerebral hemorrhage(%)<0.01
      yes50(0.5)11(0.1)
      no10,211(99.5)9,781(99.9)
Use of antihypertensives(%)<0.01
      yes7,578(73.9)0(0.0)
      no2,683(26.1)9,792(100.0)
Use of lipid-lowering agents(%)<0.01
      Yes434(4.2)182(1.9)
      no9,827(95.8)9,610(98.1)

[i] A P < 0.05 was considered significant. BMI: body mass index. HR: heart rate. CVD: coronary vessel disease. CHF: chronic hepatic failure. CRF: chronic renal failure. AF: atrial fibrillation.

Table 3

Unadjusted analysis between sleep duration and hypertension.

SLEEP DURATIONTOTALHYPERTENSION (%)χ2 TESTLOGISTIC REGRESSION ANALYSIS
NOYESχ2PORP95%CI
Normal (6–8h/day)15,1607,567
(49.9)
7,593
(50.1)
46.2<0.01*
Short (<6h/day)3,5161,534
(43.6)
1,982
(56.4)
#1.0110.8490.905–1.129
Long (>8h/day)1,377691
(50.2)
686(49.8)1.301<0.0101.149–1.475

[i] * Compared with normal (6–8 h/day) and long (>8 h/day), it was statistically significant.

Figure 2

To evaluate the association between sleep duration and hypertension by four multivariate logistic regression models.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/gh.1100 | Journal eISSN: 2211-8179
Language: English
Submitted on: Sep 27, 2021
Accepted on: Jan 26, 2022
Published on: Feb 21, 2022
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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