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Table 2 Linear regression analysis for subjective feelings and associated factors of acute symptoms in school-aged children with COVID-19 infection

From: Acute and persistent symptoms of COVID-19 infection in school-aged children: a retrospective study from China

Associated factors

Positive SARS- CoV- 2 (n = 641 [%])

Unadjusted

 

Adjusted

Beta (95% CI)

p-value

 

Beta (95% CI)

p-value

Gender

        

Male

351 (69.8)

Reference

   

Reference

  

Female

290 (67.0)

1.36 (-0.53–3.25)

 

0.158

 

1.19 (-0.74–3.12)

 

0.227

Age (years)

        

3–6

108 (58.4)

Reference

   

Reference

  

7–9

175 (73.8)

0.09 (-2.81–2.99)

 

0.952

 

-0.36 (-3.53–2.80)

 

0.821

10–12

213 (72.0)

2.87 (0.08–5.67)

 

0.044*

 

2.94 (-0.16–6.04)

 

0.064

13–16

145 (66.5)

3.37 (0.36–6.38)

 

0.028*

 

3.60 (0.32–6.88)

 

0.032*

Time between last vaccination and COVID-19 infection (n = 574)#)

        

<6 Months

47 (100.0)

Reference

   

Reference

  

6–12 Months

132 (100.0)

0.52 (-3.40–4.43)

 

0.795

 

0.94 (-2.93–4.92)

 

0.619

>12 Months

395 (100.0)

1.14 (-2.41–4.70)

 

0.528

 

1.24 (-2.37–4.85)

 

0.677

Presence of basic diseases*

        

No

487 (66.9)

Reference

   

Reference

  

Yes

154 (74.0)

2.69 (0.50–4.88)

 

0.016*

 

3.47 (1.20–5.73)

 

0.003*

  1. *p < 0.05. CI, confidence interval; basic diseases included genetic disorders (8, 88.9%), birth defects (1, 100.0%), pneumonia (4, 100.0%), asthma (3, 60.0%), allergic rhinitis (103, 74.6%), eczema (18, 66.7%), food allergies (21, 80.8%), and history of surgery (19, 76.0%). #Missing data