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. 2013 Feb 28;5(3):163–172. doi: 10.5539/gjhs.v5n3p163

Table 4.

Association between menstrual disorder and study variables using logistic regression analysis

Variable Status Adjusted OR 95% CI P-value
Shift work Day time workers (n=293) 1.00 ----------- ------
Shift workers (n=113) 5.54 2.78-11.02 0.001
Age (year) ≤31 (n=216) 1.00 ----------- -------
>31 (n=190) 1.90 0.87-4.14 0.104
Age of menarche (year) 11-16 (n=384) 1.00 -------- --------
> 16 or <11 (n=22) 3.01 1.33-6.12 0.023
Work of duration (year) ≤ 7.5 (n=201) 1.00 ----------- -------
> 7.5 (n=205) 2.74 1.24-6.07 0.013
Body mass index (kg/m2) ≤ 23.3 (n=200) 1.00 ----------- -------
> 23.3 (n=206) 1.48 0.77-2.87 0.236
Marital status Single(n=54) 1.00 ----------- ------
Married (n=336) 1.62 0.30-8.72 0.571
Divorced/Separated (n=14) 0.86 0.11-6.34 0.890
Regular exercise Yes(n=64) 1.00 ----------- -------
No(n=342) 9.10 2.28-36.26 0.002
Perceived job satisfaction High (n=206) 1.00 ----------- -------
Medium (n=130) 2.17 0.94-5.01 0.068
Low (n=70) 4.88 2.20-10.81 0.001
Perceived job stress None (n=26) 1.00 ------ -------
Low (n=129) 1.78 0.84-7.34 0.831
Medium (n=184) 5.41 0.92-12.67 0.114
High (n=67) 7.35 1.32-16.63 0.033