Musculoskeletal Pain Disorders among Secondary School Saudi Female Teachers

Table 5

Relation of different sample variables and Orebro musculoskeletal pain score of study sample teachers.

Variable	No or nondisabling pain; (score: less than 105)	Disabling pain; (score: 105 and more)	𝑝 value
Type of school
(1) Governmental	48 (40.0%)	72 (60 .0%)	0.038
(2) Private	64 (53.3%)	56 (46.7%)
Age
(1) (20–29)	40 (67.8%)	19 (32.2%)	0.002
(2) (30–39)	44 (41.1%)	63 (58.9%)
(3) (40–49)	21 (35.6%)	38 (64.4%)
(4) (50–60)	7 (46.7%)	8 (53.3%)
Weight
(1) (30–49)	5 (55.6%)	4 (44.4%)	0.007
(2) (50–69)	59 (59.0%)	41 (41.0%)
(3) (70–89)	41 (38.0%)	67 (62.0%)
(4) (90–160)	7 (30.4%)	16 (69.6%)
Number of children
(1) (0)	39 (56.5%)	30 (43.5%)	0.006
(2) (1–4)	64 (47.8%)	70 (52.2%)
(3) (5–7)	9 (24.3%)	28 (75.7%)
Shoes
(1) flat	76 (69.7%)	33 (30.3%)	0.000
(2) With heel	36 (27.5%)	95 (72.5%)
Teaching years
(1) (1–9)	67 (57.8%)	49 (42.2%)	0.003
(2) (10–19)	29 (33.7%)	57 (66.3%)
(3) (20–30)	16 (42.1%)	22 (57.9%)
Daily hours
(1) (3–6)	18 (66.7%)	9 (33.3%)	0.027
(2) (7–9)	94 (44.1%)	119 (55.9%)
Duration of pain
(1) Less than 3 months	21 (67.7%)	10 (32.3%)	0.000
(2) From 3 to 6 months	8 (33.3%)	16 (66.7%)
(3) More than 6 months	33 (24.4%)	102 (75.6%)
Days of absenteeism
(1) (0–5)	111 (48.9%)	116 (51.1%)	0.015
(2) (6–10)	1 (8.3%)	11 (91.7%)
(3) (11–15)	0 (0.0%)	1 (100%)