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Table 3 Factors associated with primary dysmenorrhea among female students at Gondar town preparatory school Northwest Ethiopia, 2017, (n = 442)

From: Prevalence of primary dysmenorrhea, its intensity, impact and associated factors among female students’ at Gondar town preparatory school, Northwest Ethiopia

Variables

Primary dysmenorrhea

COR, 95% CI

AOR, 95% CI

Yes

No

  

Place of residence

 At family home

239

131

1.216 (0.599,2.471)

1.442 (0.650,2.471)

 With other relatives

26

11

1.576 (0.593,4.185)

2.105 (0.725,6.106)

 At dormitory

21

14

1

1

Age at menarche

 12–14

164

86

1.094 (0.739,1.621)

1.046 (0.672,1.629)

 ≥ 15

122

70

1

1

Monthly menstrual cycle

 Regular

200

125

1

1

 Irregular

86

31

1.734 (1.086,2.767)

1.701 (1.019, 2.839)a

Menstrual bleeding duration

 ≤ 7 days

262

144

1

1

 > 7 days

24

12

1.099 (0.534,2.263)

1.081 (0.467,2.502)

Family history of menstrual pain

 Yes

153

30

4.832 (3.047,7.661)

5.188 (3.214,8.373)a

 No

133

126

1

1

Circumcision history

 Yes

28

10

1.584 (0.748,3.354)

1.531 (0.681,3.443)

 No

258

146

1

1

  1. astatistically significant at p-value < 0.001