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Table 4 Factors associated with severe pain during the LNG-IUS insertion

From: Use of naproxen versus intracervical block for pain control during the 52-mg levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system insertion in young women: a multivariate analysis of a randomized controlled trial

Variables

Crude OR (95% CI)*

p-value

Adjusted OR (95% CI)**

p-value

Constant

  

3.190 (0.964; 13.713)

0.078

Pain relief method

    

 Block

 Naproxen

2.511 (1.125; 5.755)

0.026

3.671 (1.488; 9.652)

0.006

Ethnicity

    

 White skin

 Skin of colour

0.331 (0.087; 1.023)

0.079

0.243 (0.054; 0.864)

0.041

Education

    

 < high school graduation

 High school graduation or equivalent

0.889 (0.142; 5.912)

0.899

 ≥ College graduation

2.022 (0.418; 10.855)

0.378

Attending physician

    

 Resident

 Gynecologist

0.881 (0.291; 2.723)

0.822

Parity

    

 Nulliparous

 Non-nulliparous

0.099 (0.015; 0.392)

0.004

0.068 (0.009; 0.300)

0.002

Uterine sounding (every 1-cm increase)

0.502 (0.272; 0.882)

0.021

Dysmenorrhea

    

 Yes

 No

0.903 (0.400; 2.023)

0.805

  1. CI Confidence interval, OR odds ratio, Hosmer–Lemeshow p = 0.957
  2. *Crude OR refers to simple logistic regression; **adjusted OR refers to multiple logistic regression