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Table 1 Demographic information

From: The relationship between four types of premature ejaculation patients and the quality of residential environment

Characteristics

Subjects who complained of PE ((N = 346))

Control group (N = 153)

p- value

Total (N = 346)

LPE (N = 28)

APE (N = 215)

VPE (N = 82)

SPE (N = 21)

Age, years

33.16 ± 8.24

30.25 ± 6.18

34.81 ± 9.12

31.50 ± 6.29

30.08 ± 5.90

37.40 ± 8.87

 < .05

BMI, kg/m2

25.08 ± 3.41

26.43 ± 3.13

24.57 ± 2.84

24.52 ± 3.48

25.79 ± 2.96

24.92 ± 5.90

.96

Self-estimated IELT,

minutes

2.09 ± 1.83

1.28 ± 0.21

1.52 ± 0.81

3.33 ± 1.37

5.08 ± 1.88

6.38 ± 4.03

 < .001

Duration of the relationship, years

8.82 ± 4.43

9.33 ± 3.06

10.03 ± 5.76

6.92 ± 5.60

3.33 ± 1.52

12.62 ± 9.23

.09

Lifestyle, n (%)

 Smoking

138(39.89)

12(42.86)

84(39.07)

28(34.15)

14(66.67)

35(22.86)

 < .001

 drinking

168(48.56)

8(28.57)

105(48.84)

49(59.76)

6(28.57)

75(49.02)

.83

 Exercise

185(52.60)

5(17.86)

126(58.60)

49(59.76)

5(23.81)

113(73.86)

 < .001

Educational status, n (%)

      

.57

 Primary education

74(21.39)

5(17.86)

61(28.37)

5(6.10)

3(14.29)

14(9.15)

 

 High school

140(40.46)

20(71.43)

81(37.67)

35(42.68)

4(19.05)

50(32.68)

 

 University graduate

132(38.15)

3(10.71)

73(33.95)

42(51.22)

14(66.67)

89(58.17)

 

Occupational status, n (%)

      

.05

 Student

35(10.12)

4(14.29)

21(9.77)

7(8.54)

3(14.29)

27(17.65)

 

 Employed

271(78.32)

19(67.86)

175(81.40)

61(74.39)

16(76.19)

110(71.90)

 

 Unemployed

40(11.56)

5(17.96)

19(8.83)

14(17.07)

2(9.52)

16(10.46)

 

Resident, n (%)

      

.36

 Urban

196(56.65)

6(21.43)

126(58.60)

54(65.85)

10(47.62)

101(66.01)

 

 Rural

150(43.35)

22(78.57)

89(41.40)

28(34.15)

11(52.38)

52(33.99)

 
  1. PE premature ejaculation, LPE lifelong PE, APE acquired PE, VPE variable PE, SPE subjective PE, BMI body mass index, IELT intravaginal ejaculation time
  2. Data are presented as mean ± SD or as percentages (%)
  3. Differences between men with and without PE were assessed by independent t-test or chi-square test as appropriate
  4. p-value: differences between men with and without PE