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. 2025 Jun 11;51:41. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2025.51.41.40494

Table 3.

association between Late postnatal anaemia and antenatal and intrapartum characteristics

Variable Anaemia; yes No Total OR 95%; lower CI; upper P-value
Trimester of starting ANC, n=353                     
1st 38(22.9) 129(77.1) 167 0.243 0.109 0.540 0.001
2nd 59(38.1) 96(61.9) 155 0.508 0.233 1.111 0.090
3rd 17(54.8) 14(45.2) 31 1
Number of ANC consultations      
1 3(100) 00 3 1.441 0.124 16.782 0.771
2-4 49(40.8) 71(59.2) 120 1.151 0.711 1.863 0.568
>4 61(26.5) 169(73.5) 230 1
Prenatal anaemia
No 73(27.7) 191(72.3) 264 0.453 0.272 0.753 0.002
Yes 38(45.8) 45(54.2) 83 1
Mode of delivery
Vaginal 85(32.1) 180(67.9) 265 1.103 0.545 2.231 0.786
Elective CS 7(24.1) 22(75.9) 29 0.587 0.211 1.630 0.307
Emergency CS 21(34.4) 22(75.9) 61 1
Intrapartum bleeding
Mild 79(30.9) 177(69.1) 256 1.102 0.338 3.593 0.872
Moderate 12(31.6) 26(68.4) 38 0.690 0.277 1.719 0.426
Severe 9(39.1) 14(60.9) 23 0.638 0.208 1.958 0.432
Did not know 14(36.8) 24(63.2) 38 1
Birth weight of the neonate
≤2.5 12(44.4) 15(55.6) 27 2.801 1.016 7.722 0.047
2.6-3.9 94(32.1) 199(67.9) 293 1.665 0.813 3.410 0.163
≥4.0 8(22.9) 27(77.1) 35 1

ANC: antenatal care; CI: confidence interval; CS: cesarean section