Table 4.
Adjusted odd ratios for reporting SUI
| SUI (yes/no) (Model I) |
SUI only (Model II) |
MUI only (Model III) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Chronic back pain | |||
| No | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Yes | 1.44 (1.11,1.86 ) p=0.006 |
1.35 (0.99,1.84 ) p=0.063 |
1.46 (1.05,2.05 ) p=0.027 |
| Perceived Health | |||
| Excellent/ Very Good | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Good | 1.28 (1.02,1.61 ) p=0.0320 |
1.12 (0.85,1.47 ) p=0.415 |
1.46 (1.08,1.96 ) p=0.013 |
| Fair / Poor | 1.66 (1.10,2.52 ) p=0.017 |
1.06 (0.61,1.84 ) p=0.848 |
2.51 (1.53,4.12 ) p<0.001 |
| Activity level | |||
| Very active | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Moderately active | 1.04 (0.81,1.33 ) p=0.7742 |
1.13 (0.84,1.52 ) p=0.426 |
0.93 (0.67,1.30 ) p=0.663 |
| Sedentary | 1.35 (0.98,1.87 ) p=0.064 |
1.32 (0.89,1.95 ) p=0.163 |
1.47 (0.97,2.23 ) p=0.070 |
| Obese | |||
| No | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Yes | 1.77 (1.43,2.20 ) p<0.001 |
1.62 (1.25,2.10 ) p<0.001 |
1.97 (1.49,2.61 ) p<0.001 |
| Parity | |||
| No live birth child | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| One live birth child | 1.63 (1.16,2.28 ) p=0.005 |
1.74 (1.14,2.66 ) p=0.010 |
1.52 (0.96,2.41 ) p=0.074 |
| 2 or more live births | 1.88 (1.35,2.62 ) p<0.001 |
2.02 (1.32,3.08 ) p=0.001 |
1.87 (1.20,2.91 ) p=0.006 |
| Vaginal birth | |||
| No | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Yes | 1.77 (1.34,2.33 ) p<0.001 |
2.12 (1.50,2.99 ) p<0.001 |
1.34 (0.93,1.94 ) p=0.115 |
| Asthma | |||
| No | Reference | Reference | Reference |
| Yes | 1.46 (1.11,1.92 ) p=0.006 |
1.55 (1.13,2.12 ) p=0.007 |
1.27 (0.88,1.86 ) p=0.207 |
Note: Model I includes all women in the analyzable dataset (n = 2,341); 872 reported SUI. Of the women reporting SUI, 403 reported SUI and UUI (MUI) and 469 reported SUI only. Model II excludes women classified as MUI (n =403), resulting in a dependent variable of SUI only. Model III excludes women who reported SUI only (n = 469), resulting in a dependent variable of MUI only. Results are presented as adjusted odds ratio estimate (95% confidence interval). Odds ratios are adjusted for all variables and education, race, and age.