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Table 4 Multivariable logistic regression analyses for factors associated with depression according to the HAMD

From: Biopsychosocial risk factors of depression during menopause transition in southeast China

Population

Risk factor

OR

95% CI

p

Reference group

Total

Agea

1.04

1.01–1.06

0.004

*

 

Underweighta

1.51

1.01–2.25

0.042

Normal BMI

 

Postmenopausea

1.34

1.07–1.69

0.012

Perimenopause

 

Parity (0)a

1.47

1.01–2.13

0.044

Parity (1)

 

Parity (≥ 2)a

0.72

0.53–0.97

0.033

Parity (1)

 

mKMI > 14

6.69

5.39–8.29

 < 0.001

mKMI ≤ 14

 

E2 T1

1.35

1.06–1.73

0.016

E2 T3

 

E2 T2

1.36

1.07–1.77

0.012

E2 T3

 

FSH Q4

1.62

1.00–2.62

0.048

FSH Q1

 

FSH Q3

1.6

1.15–2.23

0.005

FSH Q1

 

FSH Q2

1.44

1.06–1.97

0.022

FSH Q1

Postmenopausal

Underweight

2.22

1.06–4.63

0.034

Normal BMI

 

mKMI > 14

6.18

4.25–8.98

 < 0.001

mKMI ≤ 14

 

Age at menopause

0.93

0.87–0.99

0.033

*

 

Reproductive period

0.93

0.87–1.00

0.041

*

 

Duration after menopause

1.08

1.01–1.16

0.03

*

Perimenopausal

Age

1.04

1.00–1.07

0.041

*

 

Residence in rural area

1.45

1.03–2.06

0.035

Residence in urban area

 

Parity (0)

1.93

1.22–3.05

0.005

Parity (1)

 

Parity (≥ 2)

0.67

0.45–1.00

0.048

Parity (1)

 

mKMI > 14

7.22

5.52–9.45

 < 0.001

mKMI ≤ 14

  1. Values are presented as OR (95% CI). Adjusted for Age, place of residence, level of education, employment, income, parity, times of abortion, age at menarche and BMI
  2. aValues are presented as OR (95% CI).Adjusted for Age, place of residence, level of education, employment status, income, parity, times of abortion, age at menarche and BMI
  3. CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio
  4. *Variables was anaylsis as continuous variable
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