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Table 3 Association of maternal characteristics and lifestyle habits among anemic and non-anemic pregnant women

From: Unlocking the mystery of the role of Vitamin D in iron deficiency anemia in antenatal women: a case control study in a tertiary care hospital in New Delhi

Maternal Characteristics

Variable

Cases (n = 48) [Frequency (%)]

Controls (n = 46) [Frequency (%)]

Odds Ratio (95% CI)

Religion

Hindu

41(85.4%)

40(87.0%)

1

Others

7(14.6%)

6(13.0%)

1.138 (0.352–3.683)

Iron / Folic Acid Supplementation

Present

27(56.3%)

36(78.3%)

1

Absent

21(43.7%)

10(21.7%)

2.800 (1.135–6.910)

Dietary Habits

Non-Vegetarian

28(58.3%)

26(56.5%)

1

Vegetarian

20(41.7%)

20(43.5%)

0.929 (0.410–2.104)

Milk Consumption

Present

22(45.8%)

34(73.9%)

1

Absent

26(54.2%)

12(26.1%)

3.348 (1.404–7.986)

Serum Vitamin D Level

Deficient

36(75.0%)

24(52.2%)

1

Insufficient

3(6.3%)

9(19.6%)

0.222 (0.055–0.906)

Sufficient

9(18.7%)

13(28.2%)

0.462 (0.171–1.248)