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Table 1 Demographic and clinical data of both groups

From: Hydroxychloroquine non-availability during COVID-19 pandemic and its relation to anxiety level and disease activity in rheumatoid arthritis and lupus patients: a cross-sectional study

 

Group I: RA patients (216)

Group II: SLE patients (104)

Age (years) mean ± SD

45.5 ± 9.59

33.4 ± 7.9

Sex (M/F)

81/135

15/89

Residence

 Urban/rural

108/108

60/44

Marital status

 Married/not married

207/9

94/10

Disease duration (months) Mean ± SD

43.4 ± 25.6

52.1 ± 34.6

Disease presentation (number of patients)

 Articular

216

60

 Cutaneous

0

98

 Serositis

4

56

 Nephritis

0

31

 Neuropsychiatric

0

4

 Cardiac

0

7

 Hematological

0

32

 Vasculitis

1

3

 APS

0

6

Comorbidities (number of patients)

 Hypertension

13

10

 Diabetes

8

3

 Hyperlipidemia

6

4

 Chronic kidney disease

0

2

 Interstitial lung disease

2

1

 Thyroid dysfunction

6

8

HCQ shortage (Y/N)

174/42

76/28

Duration of shortage (days) mean ± SD

103.2 ± 49.4

88.6 ± 23.7

Lab findings N (%)

 RF

147 (68%)

5 (4.8%)

 Anti-CCP

174 (80.5%)

0

 ANA

12 (5.5%)

104 (100%)

 Anti-dsDNA

0

84 (80.8%)

 Hypocomplementemia

0

46 (44.2%)

Treatment received (number of patients)

 Methotrexate

135

3

 Leflunomide

96

0

 Azathioprine

4

56

 Mycophenolate mofetyl

0

45

 Cyclophosphamide

0

4

 Corticosteroids

125

88

 Biological therapy

0

0

  1. HCQ hydroxychloroquine, RF rheumatoid factor, anti-CCP, anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide, ANA anti-nuclear antibody