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. 2014 May 7;90(5):963–967. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.13-0660

Table 1.

The association of sociodemographic characteristics and self-reported health status with anemia for lactating women in single factor analysis

Variables Lactating women with anemia N (%) Lactating women without anemia N (%) P value
Family annual capita income N (MMK) 442 291 < 0.001
 > 1,000 68 (15.4) 93 (32.0)
 800–1,000 102 (23.1) 107 (36.8)
 < 800 272 (61.5) 91 (31.2)
Education of mothers N 442 291 < 0.001
 With primary education 172 (38.9) 227 (78.0)
 Without primary education 270 (61.1) 64 (22.2)
Source of water N 442 291 < 0.001
 Tap water 124 (28.1) 118 (40.5)
 Well water 30 (6.8) 99 (34.0)
 Spring and river water 288 (65.2) 74 (25.4)
Whether water was boiled N 439 280 < 0.001
 Yes 193 (44.0) 195 (69.6)
 No 246 (56.0) 85 (30.4)
Parity N 442 291 0.001
 One or two times 178 (40.3) 159 (54.6)
 More than two times 264 (59.7) 132 (45.4)
Dystocia history N 441 289 0.679
 No 392 (88.9) 254 (87.9)
 Yes 49 (11.1) 35 (12.1)
Time span of breastfeeding N (months) 434 282 0.778
 0–6 31 (7.1) 22 (7.8)
 6.1–12 193 (44.5) 131 (46.5)
 > 12 210 (48.4) 129 (45.7)

Anemia is defined as Hb < 110 g/L.