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Table 4 Postpartum factors and association with postpartum PTSD

From: Prevalence and associated factors of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among a cohort of Srilankan post-partum mothers: a cross-sectional study

Factor

 

PTSD

Total

Fishers’ exact test

(2-sided)

p value*

  

Yes

No

No.

No. (%)

No. (%)

PPH

Yes

0(0)

8(100)

8

p = 1.00

No

8(3.6)

209(96.4)

217

 

Manual removal of placenta

Yes

0(0)

7(100)

7

p = 1.00

No

8(3.6)

210(96.4)

218

 

Baby cried after birth

Yes

8(3.7)

208(96.3)

216

p = 1.00

No

0(0)

9(100)

9

 

Mother: ICU admission

Yes

0 (0)

6(100)

6

p = 1.00

No

8(3.6)

211(96.4)

219

 

Baby: PBU admission

Yes

1(4.5)

21(95.5)

22

p = 0.57

No

7(3.4)

196(96.6)

224

 

Baby: NICU admission

Yes

1(4.7)

20(95.3)

21

p = 0.55

No

7(3.4)

197(96.6)

204

 

Baby: Presence of birth defects

Yes

0(0)

14(100)

14

p = 1.00

No

8(3.7)

203(97.7)

211

 

Breast feeding

Yes

8(3.6)

211(96.7)

219

p = 1.00

No

0(0)

6(100)

6

 

Family support

Yes

7(3.2)

212(96.8)

219

p = 0.20

No

1(1.7)

5(98.3)

6

 

Readmission

Yes

2(6.4)

29(93.6)

31

p = 0.30

No

6(3.1)

188(96.9)

194

 

Physical ailments

Yes

3(8.1)

34(91.7)

37

p = 0.13

No

5(2.6)

183(97.3)

188

 

Opportunity to discuss concerns

Yes

2(2.8)

69(97.2)

71

p = 1.00

No

6(3.9)

148(96.1)

154

 

Postpartum depression

Yes

6(25)

18(75)

24

p < 0.001

No

2(1)

199(99)

201

 

Total

 

8

217

225

 
  1. *Fishers test used since there are some cells with values < 5, p = p value