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Table 2.

Unadjusted and Adjusted Estimates of Prevalence Ratios for Vulvodynia Status and Mental Health Conditions (Depression and PTSD) from the Woman to Woman Health Study

	Unadjusted models^a				Adjusted model^b
	Vulvodynia		Short-term or past vulvar symptoms		Vulvodynia		Short-term or past vulvar symptoms
Mental health condition	Prevalence ratios	95% Confidence interval	Prevalence ratios	95% Confidence interval	Adjusted prevalence ratios	95% Confidence interval	Adjusted prevalence ratios	95% Confidence interval
Screened positive for depression^c	1.64^***	1.22–2.20	0.89	0.73–1.09	1.53^**	1.12–2.10	0.85	0.69–1.06
PTSD screening^d:
Suggestive positive for PTSD	1.49^*	1.01–2.19	1.28^*	1.04–1.57	1.54^*	1.04–2.29	1.27^*	1.03–1.56
Screen positive for PTSD	2.21^*	1.01–4.81	1.64^*	1.09–2.46	2.37^*	1.07–5.25	1.62^*	1.07–2.44

^{^a}

Unadjusted models were analyzed as separate models for depression and PTSD. The models compared vulvodynia with women without vulvodynia (reference).

^{^b}

Adjusted model includes depression, PTSD, and race/ethnicity, marital status, education, and sexual intercourse in the past 6 months. The model compared vulvodynia with women without vulvodynia (reference).

^{^c}

Women who screened negative for depression are the referent.

^{^d}

Women who screened negative for PTSD are the referent.

^{^*}

p≤0.05, ^**p≤0.01, ^***p≤0.001.