Table 1.

Paired t-tests: flare vs. non-flare scores for each variable

Estimated difference^p-valueN95% CI (lower limit)95% CI (upper limit)Variable
-0.870.266-2.630.88Red Painful Eyes
-0.670.000*130-0.78-0.56Pain
-0.570.004*25-0.94-0.20Chest Pain
-0.510.005*15-0.83-0.18Hot Flushes
-0.500.000*129-0.61-0.40Fatigue
-0.440.1962-2.231.35Blood in Stool
-0.380.000*128-0.47-0.29Mood
-0.360.000*127-0.52-0.20Anti-Inflammatory Use
-0.360.000*128-0.48-0.23Recommended Exercise
-0.340.000*33-0.51-0.17Confidence in Self-Management
-0.260.000*128-0.37-0.15Stress
-0.250.17015-0.620.12Screen Time
-0.190.000*130-0.26-0.12Sleep Quality
-0.150.45812-0.590.28Menstrual Cycle
-0.110.10322-0.250.02Eyesight
0.090.1953-0.120.30Flare of Psoriasis
0.050.65626-0.170.26Medication Adherence
0.040.7973-0.530.61Smoking Today
-0.030.48450-0.110.05Caffeine Intake
  • N= number of patients with both a flare and non-flare entry for each variable; CI=confidence interval

  • Higher variable scores indicate more positive outcomes (e.g. a higher pain score indicates less pain)

  • ^Estimated difference between flare and non-flare entries (e.g. on average, the mean pain score of a flare entry is 0.67 [0.56– 0.78 CI] less than a non-flare entry)

  • *p<0.01