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Table 6 Factors associated with acute stress symptoms (IES-R ≥ 33) among pregnant women

From: Self-reported mental health status of pregnant women in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional survey

 

cOR

95% CI

p

aOR

95% CI

p

Age

 18–25

Ref

Ref

 

Ref

Ref

 

 26–30

.437

.226–.843

.014

.634

.301–1.334

.229

 31–40

.323

.168–.620

.001

.491

.222–1.085

.079

  > 40

.829

.178–3.856

.811

1.063

.193–5.854

.944

Working Hours

  < 40 h per week

Ref

Ref

 

Ref

Ref

 

 40 h per week

.697

.441–1.102

.697

.973

.577–1.640

.917

  > 40 h per week

.807

.365–1.782

.595

1.034

.417–2.564

.943

Monthly Family Income

  < 40,000 SEK

Ref

Ref

 

Ref

Ref

 

 40,000 SEK

1.203

.744–1.944

.451

.764

.430–1.356

.358

  > 40,000 SEK

.585

.306–1.117

.104

.667

.334–1.332

.252

Educational Level

 Bachelor or above

.397

.257–.615

<.001

.541

.321–.913

.021

Family Health Status

 With sick family members

1.304

.827–2.056

.253

1.342

.812–2.218

.252

Giving Birth

 Yes

2.295

1.265–4.163

.006

2.407

1.260–4.597

.008

Marriage

 Yes

.857

.362–2.033

.727

.665

.254–1.742

.406

Death in families

 Yes

.705

.342–1.451

.342

.812

.378–1.741

.592

Changing Career

 Yes

.437

.209–.912

.027

.502

.222–1.136

.098

Exams

 Yes

.386

.114–1.306

.126

.612

.169–2.221

.459

Unemployment

 Yes

3.879

1.923–7.825

<.001

3.242

1.476–7.120

.003

Others

 Yes

1.385

.871–2.203

.168

1.338

.796–2.249

.271

  1. *p < .05, **p < .01