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Table 4 Odds ratios of BMI change at six weeks postpartum after the first pregnancy associated with GDM in the second pregnancy

From: Weight retention at six weeks postpartum and the risk of gestational diabetes mellitus in a second pregnancy

 

Number of GDM in the second pregnancy

Unadjusted OR (95% CI)

Adjusted OR (95% CI)*#

All women*

 The weight retention at six weeks postpartum after the first pregnancy

  Lost 1.0 or more

3

1.61(0.44~5.94)

1.53(0.41~5.63)

  Remain stable (±1.0)

27

1

1

  Gained 1.0–1.9

181

1.38(0.90~2.12)

1.43(0.93~2.20)

  Gained 2.0–2.9

260

0.94(0.62~1.43)

1.00(0.66~1.53)

  Gained 3.0 or more

627

2.80(1.86~4.21)

2.95(1.95~4.45)

BMI in the first pregnancy < 25#

BMI change at six weeks postpartum after the first pregnancy

  Lost 1.0 or more

2

2.21(0.43~11.40)

2.29(0.44~11.78)

  Remain stable (±1.0)

20

1

1

  Gained 1.0–1.9

135

1.40(0.85~2.32)

1.41(0.85~2.32)

  Gained 2.0–2.9

205

0.98(0.60~1.60)

0.99(0.61~1.62)

  Gained 3.0 or more

475

2.71(1.68~4.37)

2.73(1.69~4.41)

BMI in the first pregnancy ≥25#

 BMI change at six weeks postpartum after the first pregnancy

  Lost 1.0 or more

1

1.13(0.12~10.37)

1.12(0.12~10.36)

  Remain stable (±1.0)

7

1

1

  Gained 1.0–1.9

46

1.31(0.57~3.04)

1.31(0.57~3.04)

  Gained 2.0–2.9

55

0.81(0.35~1.85)

0.81(0.35~1.86)

  Gained 3.0 or more

152

3.03(1.36~6.75)

3.02(1.35~6.76)

  1. BMI, Body mass index; GDM, Gestational diabetes mellitus; OR, Odds ratio
  2. * Model adjusted for interpregnancy interval, BMI in the first pregnancy, interpregnancy BMI change, and gestational weight gain during 2nd pregnancy
  3. # Model adjusted for interpregnancy interval, interpregnancy BMI change, and gestational weight gain during 2nd pregnancy