Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients according to opioid use at baseline.

Using Opioids at Baseline (n = 116)Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
P
Mean age in years at baseline (SD)57.4 (15.5)52.0 (17.0).001
Female sex (%)63 (54.3)500 (54.8).93
Married or co-habiting (%)80 (69.6)631 (69.6).99
University graduate/professional (%)29 (25.4)358 (39.6).003
Tobacco user (%)9 (7.8)58 (6.4).57
Alcohol user (%)79 (69.3)668 (73.8).31
IBD type (%).007
 CD66 (58.9)393 (43.3)
 UC40 (35.7)453 (49.9)
 IBD-U6 (5.4)61 (6.7)
CD location (%).17
 Ileal25/66 (37.9)134/392 (34.2)
 Colonic13/66 (19.7)121/392 (30.9)
 Ileocolonic28/66 (42.4)137/392 (34.9)
Stricturing CD (%)18/66 (27.3)112/393 (28.5).84
Penetrating CD (%)12/66 (18.2)51/393 (13.0).26
Perianal CD (%)8/66 (12.1)59/393 (15.0).54
Previous intestinal resection (%)38 (33.9)132 (14.5)<.001
UC extent (%).49
Proctitis11/40 (27.5)139/447 (31.1)
Left-sided13/40 (32.5)170/447 (38.0)
Extensive16/40 (40.0)138/447 (30.9)
Current 5-aminosalicylate use (%)49 (43.8)499 (55.0).024
Current immunomodulator use (%)34 (30.4)252 (27.8).57
Current biologic use (%)29 (25.9)191 (21.1).53
Current glucocorticosteroid use (%)8 (7.1)25 (2.8).013
Current antidepressant use (%)44 (37.9)126 (13.8)<.001
Diagnosed with IBD in the last 12 months (%)9 (7.8)64 (7.1).78
Self-reported current flare at baseline (%)39 (33.9)151 (16.6)<.001
Active disease on HBI or SCCAI at baseline (%)69 (61.1)304 (33.8)<.001
HADS-anxiety categories at baseline (%).002
 Normal48 (42.1)525 (59.0)
 Borderline abnormal30 (26.3)186 (20.9)
 Abnormal36 (31.6)179 (20.1)
HADS-depression categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Normal62 (53.9)701 (78.1)
 Borderline abnormal24 (20.9)124 (13.8)
 Abnormal29 (25.2)73 (8.1)
PHQ-12 somatoform symptom-reporting categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Minimal8 (7.9)263 (31.3)
 Low23 (22.8)321 (38.2)
 Medium46 (45.5)188 (22.5)
 High24 (23.8)68 (8.1)
Rome IV IBS-type symptoms at baseline (%)30 (29.7)135 (15.5).001
Mean SIBDQ score at baseline (SD)42.2 (14.4)51.8 (12.4)<.001
Using Opioids at Baseline (n = 116)Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
P
Mean age in years at baseline (SD)57.4 (15.5)52.0 (17.0).001
Female sex (%)63 (54.3)500 (54.8).93
Married or co-habiting (%)80 (69.6)631 (69.6).99
University graduate/professional (%)29 (25.4)358 (39.6).003
Tobacco user (%)9 (7.8)58 (6.4).57
Alcohol user (%)79 (69.3)668 (73.8).31
IBD type (%).007
 CD66 (58.9)393 (43.3)
 UC40 (35.7)453 (49.9)
 IBD-U6 (5.4)61 (6.7)
CD location (%).17
 Ileal25/66 (37.9)134/392 (34.2)
 Colonic13/66 (19.7)121/392 (30.9)
 Ileocolonic28/66 (42.4)137/392 (34.9)
Stricturing CD (%)18/66 (27.3)112/393 (28.5).84
Penetrating CD (%)12/66 (18.2)51/393 (13.0).26
Perianal CD (%)8/66 (12.1)59/393 (15.0).54
Previous intestinal resection (%)38 (33.9)132 (14.5)<.001
UC extent (%).49
Proctitis11/40 (27.5)139/447 (31.1)
Left-sided13/40 (32.5)170/447 (38.0)
Extensive16/40 (40.0)138/447 (30.9)
Current 5-aminosalicylate use (%)49 (43.8)499 (55.0).024
Current immunomodulator use (%)34 (30.4)252 (27.8).57
Current biologic use (%)29 (25.9)191 (21.1).53
Current glucocorticosteroid use (%)8 (7.1)25 (2.8).013
Current antidepressant use (%)44 (37.9)126 (13.8)<.001
Diagnosed with IBD in the last 12 months (%)9 (7.8)64 (7.1).78
Self-reported current flare at baseline (%)39 (33.9)151 (16.6)<.001
Active disease on HBI or SCCAI at baseline (%)69 (61.1)304 (33.8)<.001
HADS-anxiety categories at baseline (%).002
 Normal48 (42.1)525 (59.0)
 Borderline abnormal30 (26.3)186 (20.9)
 Abnormal36 (31.6)179 (20.1)
HADS-depression categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Normal62 (53.9)701 (78.1)
 Borderline abnormal24 (20.9)124 (13.8)
 Abnormal29 (25.2)73 (8.1)
PHQ-12 somatoform symptom-reporting categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Minimal8 (7.9)263 (31.3)
 Low23 (22.8)321 (38.2)
 Medium46 (45.5)188 (22.5)
 High24 (23.8)68 (8.1)
Rome IV IBS-type symptoms at baseline (%)30 (29.7)135 (15.5).001
Mean SIBDQ score at baseline (SD)42.2 (14.4)51.8 (12.4)<.001

aIndependent samples tvtest for comparison of normally distributed continuous data and χ2 for comparison of categorical data between groups.

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients according to opioid use at baseline.

Using Opioids at Baseline (n = 116)Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
P
Mean age in years at baseline (SD)57.4 (15.5)52.0 (17.0).001
Female sex (%)63 (54.3)500 (54.8).93
Married or co-habiting (%)80 (69.6)631 (69.6).99
University graduate/professional (%)29 (25.4)358 (39.6).003
Tobacco user (%)9 (7.8)58 (6.4).57
Alcohol user (%)79 (69.3)668 (73.8).31
IBD type (%).007
 CD66 (58.9)393 (43.3)
 UC40 (35.7)453 (49.9)
 IBD-U6 (5.4)61 (6.7)
CD location (%).17
 Ileal25/66 (37.9)134/392 (34.2)
 Colonic13/66 (19.7)121/392 (30.9)
 Ileocolonic28/66 (42.4)137/392 (34.9)
Stricturing CD (%)18/66 (27.3)112/393 (28.5).84
Penetrating CD (%)12/66 (18.2)51/393 (13.0).26
Perianal CD (%)8/66 (12.1)59/393 (15.0).54
Previous intestinal resection (%)38 (33.9)132 (14.5)<.001
UC extent (%).49
Proctitis11/40 (27.5)139/447 (31.1)
Left-sided13/40 (32.5)170/447 (38.0)
Extensive16/40 (40.0)138/447 (30.9)
Current 5-aminosalicylate use (%)49 (43.8)499 (55.0).024
Current immunomodulator use (%)34 (30.4)252 (27.8).57
Current biologic use (%)29 (25.9)191 (21.1).53
Current glucocorticosteroid use (%)8 (7.1)25 (2.8).013
Current antidepressant use (%)44 (37.9)126 (13.8)<.001
Diagnosed with IBD in the last 12 months (%)9 (7.8)64 (7.1).78
Self-reported current flare at baseline (%)39 (33.9)151 (16.6)<.001
Active disease on HBI or SCCAI at baseline (%)69 (61.1)304 (33.8)<.001
HADS-anxiety categories at baseline (%).002
 Normal48 (42.1)525 (59.0)
 Borderline abnormal30 (26.3)186 (20.9)
 Abnormal36 (31.6)179 (20.1)
HADS-depression categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Normal62 (53.9)701 (78.1)
 Borderline abnormal24 (20.9)124 (13.8)
 Abnormal29 (25.2)73 (8.1)
PHQ-12 somatoform symptom-reporting categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Minimal8 (7.9)263 (31.3)
 Low23 (22.8)321 (38.2)
 Medium46 (45.5)188 (22.5)
 High24 (23.8)68 (8.1)
Rome IV IBS-type symptoms at baseline (%)30 (29.7)135 (15.5).001
Mean SIBDQ score at baseline (SD)42.2 (14.4)51.8 (12.4)<.001
Using Opioids at Baseline (n = 116)Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
P
Mean age in years at baseline (SD)57.4 (15.5)52.0 (17.0).001
Female sex (%)63 (54.3)500 (54.8).93
Married or co-habiting (%)80 (69.6)631 (69.6).99
University graduate/professional (%)29 (25.4)358 (39.6).003
Tobacco user (%)9 (7.8)58 (6.4).57
Alcohol user (%)79 (69.3)668 (73.8).31
IBD type (%).007
 CD66 (58.9)393 (43.3)
 UC40 (35.7)453 (49.9)
 IBD-U6 (5.4)61 (6.7)
CD location (%).17
 Ileal25/66 (37.9)134/392 (34.2)
 Colonic13/66 (19.7)121/392 (30.9)
 Ileocolonic28/66 (42.4)137/392 (34.9)
Stricturing CD (%)18/66 (27.3)112/393 (28.5).84
Penetrating CD (%)12/66 (18.2)51/393 (13.0).26
Perianal CD (%)8/66 (12.1)59/393 (15.0).54
Previous intestinal resection (%)38 (33.9)132 (14.5)<.001
UC extent (%).49
Proctitis11/40 (27.5)139/447 (31.1)
Left-sided13/40 (32.5)170/447 (38.0)
Extensive16/40 (40.0)138/447 (30.9)
Current 5-aminosalicylate use (%)49 (43.8)499 (55.0).024
Current immunomodulator use (%)34 (30.4)252 (27.8).57
Current biologic use (%)29 (25.9)191 (21.1).53
Current glucocorticosteroid use (%)8 (7.1)25 (2.8).013
Current antidepressant use (%)44 (37.9)126 (13.8)<.001
Diagnosed with IBD in the last 12 months (%)9 (7.8)64 (7.1).78
Self-reported current flare at baseline (%)39 (33.9)151 (16.6)<.001
Active disease on HBI or SCCAI at baseline (%)69 (61.1)304 (33.8)<.001
HADS-anxiety categories at baseline (%).002
 Normal48 (42.1)525 (59.0)
 Borderline abnormal30 (26.3)186 (20.9)
 Abnormal36 (31.6)179 (20.1)
HADS-depression categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Normal62 (53.9)701 (78.1)
 Borderline abnormal24 (20.9)124 (13.8)
 Abnormal29 (25.2)73 (8.1)
PHQ-12 somatoform symptom-reporting categories at baseline (%)<.001
 Minimal8 (7.9)263 (31.3)
 Low23 (22.8)321 (38.2)
 Medium46 (45.5)188 (22.5)
 High24 (23.8)68 (8.1)
Rome IV IBS-type symptoms at baseline (%)30 (29.7)135 (15.5).001
Mean SIBDQ score at baseline (SD)42.2 (14.4)51.8 (12.4)<.001

aIndependent samples tvtest for comparison of normally distributed continuous data and χ2 for comparison of categorical data between groups.

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