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Table 4 Association between pubertal timing and menstrual characteristics and endometriosis (N = 940)

From: Current situation of menstruation and gynecological diseases prevalence among Chinese women: a cross-sectional study

 

Crude

Adjusted

OR (95%CI)

R2*

P value

OR (95%CI)

R2*

P value

Age group at thelarche (year)

 

0.003

  

0.098

 

 Normal thelarche (11–13)

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Early thelarche (≤10)

1.00(0.47, 2.11)

 

0.997

1.13(0.52, 2.45)

 

0.756

 Late thelarche (≥ 14)

2.29(0.51, 10.27)

 

0.280

2.39(0.50, 11.54)

 

0.276

Age group at menarche (year)

 

0.018

  

0.106

 

 Normal menarche (12–15)

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Early menarche (< 12)

1.69(0.63, 4.50)

 

0.297

1.75(0.63, 4.90)

 

0.284

 Late menarche (≥ 16)

3.32(1.31, 8.42)

 

0.011

2.59(0.93, 7.22)

 

0.068

Ever diagnosed with precocious puberty

 

0.000

  

0.094

 

 No

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Yes

1.00(0.23, 4.26)

 

0.996

1.00(0.22, 4.58)

 

0.996

Regular menstrual cycle in the past 12 months

0.000

  

0.094

  

 No

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Yes

1.06(0.54, 2.07)

 

0.870

0.95(0.47, 1.91)

 

0.889

Regular menstrual periods in the past 12 months

 

0.000

  

0.094

 

 No

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Yes

0.96(0.48, 1.91)

 

0.908

0.96(0.46, 1.96)

 

0.901

Menstrual quantity in the past 12 months (amount of bleeding)

 

0.037

  

0.130

 

 Little

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 Moderate

1.41(0.52, 3.84)

 

0.496

1.65(0.59, 4.57)

 

0.338

 Heavy

3.63(1.16, 11.39)

 

0.027

4.92(1.50, 16.15)

 

0.009

 Heavy with large clots

6.59(1.81, 24.05)

 

0.004

5.67(1.42, 22.56)

 

0.014

Menstrual flow length in the past 12 months (days)

 

0.000

  

0.094

 

 < 3

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

 3–7

1.00(0.23, 4.27)

 

0.997

0.95(0.21, 4.29)

 

0.946

 > 7

  

 

  1. Statistically significant values are given in bold
  2. OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; R2*, pseudo-R2; p < 0.05. N was after excluding the participants with missing values in age. Adjusted OR (95%CI) was obtained after adjusting for age, race, education, working hours, and BMI, Body Mass Index.
  3. “–”Indicate omitted data because of collinearity