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Table 1 Descriptive data on the study population

From: Is concern for gynaecological alarm symptoms associated with healthcare-seeking? A Danish population-based cross-sectional study

 

All women

Minimum one gynaecological alarm symptom

Pelvic pain

Pain during intercourse

Bleeding during intercourse

Postmenopausal bleeding

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Total:

24,632 (100.0)

5019 (100.0)

3564 (100.0)

1909 (100.0)

569 (100%)

323 (100%)

Age:

<40

6292 (25.5)

2263 (45.1)

1840 (51.6)

875 (45.8)

308 (54.1)

 

40-59

10,283 (41.7)

2113 (42.1)

1396 (39.2)

754 (39.5)

206 (36.2)

239 (74.0)

60

8057 (32.7)

643 (12.8)

328 (9.2)

280 (14.7)

55 (9.7)

84 (26.0)

Concern for the symptom:

Not at all

  

1254 (35.2)

475 (24.9)

156 (27.4)

179 (55.4)

Slightly

  

1185 (33.2)

678 (35.5)

206 (36.2)

73 (22.6)

Moderate

  

624 (17.5)

356 (18.6)

94 (16.5)

33 (10.2)

Quite a bit

  

341 (9.6)

254 (13.3)

69 (12.1)

21 (6.5)

Extremely

  

160 (4.5)

146 (7.6)

44 (7.7)

17 (5.3)

Concern about current health:

Not at all

9190 (37.3)

1264 (25.2)

    

Slightly

10,309 (41.9)

2307 (46.0)

    

Moderate

3245 (13.2)

829 (16.5)

    

Quite a bit

1496 (6.1)

483 (9.6)

    

Extremely

392 (1.6)

136 (2.7)

    

Doctor concern about current health:

Yes

2111 (8.6)

538 (10.7)

    

No

2017 (81.9)

3904 (77.8)

    

I don’t know

2350 (9.5)

577 (11.5)

    

 Family or social network concern about current health:

Yes

4903 (19.9)

1417 (28.2)

    

No

18,158 (73.7)

3253 (64.8)

    

I don’t know

1571 (6.4)

349 (7.0)