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Table 2 Bivariate analysis of factors associated with presence vs. absence of premenstrual symptoms (PMS).

From: Mediating effect of suicidal ideation in the association between child abuse and premenstrual syndrome among female adults

 

Absence of PMS

Presence of PMS

p

Statistical test

Unadjusted odds ratio

[95% CI]

Marital status

  

< 0.001

Chi-square

 

Single

231 (36.6%)

400 (63.4%)

  

0.59

[0.44; 0.78]

Married

141 (49.6%)

143 (50.4%)

  

Education

  

0.003

Chi-square

 

Secondary or less

82 (50.9%)

79 (49.1%)

  

1.66

[1.18; 2.34]

University

290 (38.5%)

464 (61.5%)

  

Cigarette smoking

  

0.479

Chi-square

 

No

288 (40.1%)

431 (59.9%)

  

0.89

0.65; 1.23

Yes

84 (42.9%)

112 (57.1%)

  

Regular menses

  

0.215

Chi-square

 

No

80 (37.0%)

136 (63.0%)

  

0.82

0.60; 1.12

Yes

292 (41.8%)

407 (58.2%)

  

Oral contraceptives

  

0.467

Chi-square

 

No

336 (40.3%)

498 (59.7%)

  

0.84

0.53; 1.34

Yes

36 (44.4%)

45 (55.6%)

  

Age

28.92 ± 10.40

25.84 ± 8.20

< 0.001

Student t test

0.97

[0.95; 0.98]

Body Mass Index

23.49 ± 4.10

23.62 ± 4.63

0.656

Student t test

1.01

[0.98; 1.04]

Financial burden

5.04 ± 2.37

5.35 ± 2.43

0.056

Student t test

1.06

[1.00; 1.12]

Physical activity

22.53 ± 17.96

22.67 ± 18.52

0.911

Student t test

1.00

[0.99; 1.01]

Psychological abuse

0.60 ± 1.37

1.31 ± 2.12

< 0.001

Student t test

1.27

[1.16; 1.39]

Neglect

4.56 ± 3.17

4.07 ± 2.82

0.016

Student t test

0.95

[0.91; 0.99]

Physical abuse

0.56 ± 1.36

0.99 ± 1.89

< 0.001

Student t test

1.18

[1.08; 1.29]

Sexual abuse

0.42 ± 1.32

0.70 ± 1.67

0.005

Student t test

1.14

[1.03; 1.25]

Suicidal ideation

0.18 ± 0.60

0.50 ± 1.01

< 0.001

Student t test

1.74

[1.40; 2.16]

  1. Numbers in bold indicate significant p values.