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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Obes. 2016 Mar 7;12(2):129–136. doi: 10.1111/ijpo.12119

Table 3.

Associations of prenatal oral antibiotic prescriptions with levels of leptin and adiponectin from venous umbilical cord blood at delivery.

Unadjusted
β (95% CI)
Adjusted
β (95% CI)
Cord blood leptin, ng/ml N (%)
Any during pregnancy (yes vs. no) 236 (28.1) 0.06 (−0.94, 1.05) 0.14 (−0.89, 1.17)
1st trimester* 109 (13.0) −0.62 (−1.96, 0.71) −0.29 (−1.66, 1.07)
2nd trimester** 77 (10.5) −0.57 (−2.15, 1.00) −1.13 (−2.76, 0.50)
3rd trimester*** 50 (7.7) 2.05 (0.13, 3.97) 2.28 (0.38, 4.17)
Cord blood adiponectin, mg/ml N (%)
Any during pregnancy (yes vs. no) 250 (28.4) −0.41 (−1.40, 0.59) −0.02 (−1.10, 1.06)
1st trimester* 117 (13.3) −0.72 (−2.04, 0.60) −0.65 (−2.08, 0.77)
2nd trimester** 81 (10.6) −1.20 (−2.75, 0.35) −0.59 (−2.30, 1.12)
3rd trimester*** 52 (7.6) 1.40 (−0.49, 3.29) 1.65 (−0.35, 3.64)

Adjusted for maternal age, pre-pregnancy BMI, parity, race/ethnicity, education, smoking habits, household income, and child sex and gestation length.

*

Among 839 women for leptin analyses and 880 women for adiponectin analyses

**

Among 730 women (for leptin analyses) and 763 women (for adiponectin analyses) who were not prescribed antibiotics in the 1st trimester

***

Among 653 women (for leptin analyses) and 682 women (for adiponectin analyses) who were not prescribed antibiotics in the 1st or 2nd trimester