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. 2023 Aug 31;23:462. doi: 10.1186/s12905-023-02594-8

Table 2.

Logistic regression model of factors related to menstrual irregularity

Group B Standard error Wald OR(95%CI) P
Age
< 25 1
25–30 0.651 0.38 2.94 1.12(0.91,4.03) 0.086
31–35 -0.147 0.281 0.274 0.86(0.49,1.49) 0.601
36–40 -0.094 0.281 0.112 0.91(0.53,1.58) 0.738
>40 -0.580 0.34 2.901 0.56(0.29,1.09) 0.089
Household registration
rural 1
urban -0.110 0.187 0.346 0.89(0.62,1.29) 0.556
Employment
No 1
Yes -0.028 0.208 0.019 0.97(0.64,1.46) 0.892
Household income
≤ 20,000 1
20,000–50,000¥ -0.022 0.234 0.009 0.97(0.61,1.54) 0.925
50,000-100,000¥ -0.244 0.243 1.006 0.78(0.48,1.26) 0.316
≥ 100,000 -0.448 0.303 2.19 0.63(0.35,1.15) 0.139
Education
Junior high school and below 1
High school -0.069 0.211 0.106 0.93(0.61,1.41) 0.744
university and above -0.443 0.235 3.554 0.64(0.40,1.01) 0.059
Number of deliveries
1 1
> 1 -0.184 0.182 1.016 0.83(0.58,1.18) 0.313
Delivery mode
Vaginal delivery
Cesarean section 0.192 0.181 1.127 1.21(0.85,1.72) 0.288
Pregnancy complications
No 1
Yes -0.086 0.355 0.058 0.91(0.45,1.84) 0.809
History of pelvic surgery
No 1
Yes -0.644 0.243 7.057 0.52(0.32,0.84) 0.008*
BMI
normal 1
underweight -0.494 0.278 3.167 0.61(0.35,1.05) 0.075
overweight 0.086 0.221 0.151 1.08(0.70,1.67) 0.698
obese 0.932 0.423 4.854 2.53(1.10,5.81) 0.028*

Note: BMI body mass index, B unstandardized regression coefficient, CI confidence interval,*p < 0. 05