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. 1998 Apr 11;316(7138):1122–1126. doi: 10.1136/bmj.316.7138.1122

Table 2.

Menstrual disturbance scores by group. Figures are medians (Wilcoxon based 95% confidence intervals)

Variable At screening*
At 6 months
Levonorgestrel at 12 months
Control group Levonorgestrel Control group Levonorgestrel
General wellbeing 87 (77 to 92) 90 (74 to 94) 79 (64 to 87) 24 (14 to 40) 10 (4 to 29)
Work performance 75 (61 to 80) 79 (62 to 89) 76 (54 to 87) 20 (5 to 35)   6 (3 to 11)
Physical activity 78 (64 to 92) 88 (64 to 95) 78 (55 to 88) 27 (9 to 38)  10 (3 to 28)
Sex life 66 (52 to 80) 68 (49 to 86) 66 (51 to 85) 36 (17 to 49)  8 (3 to 28)
Leisure time activty 74 (64 to 85) 76 (54 to 86) 74 (54 to 86) 11 (5 to 27)   6 (3 to 29)
*

At screening there were no significant differences between groups.  

At 6 months all differences between groups were significant (P=0.002 for sex life and P<0.001 for all other variables).