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. 2018 Oct 18;2018:8580318. doi: 10.1155/2018/8580318

Table 4.

Factors associated with alcohol use among pregnant women attending Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) clinic in Dodoma region (n=365).

Variable OR (95% CL) P-value AOR (95% CL) P-Value
Educational status
≤ Primary education 1 1
Post- primary education 2.367 (1.065- 5.262) 0.000 10.636 (1.890-19.844) 0.002
Source of income
Small business 1 1
Farming 1.168 (0.635- 2.148) 2.485 (0.651-9.020)
Making local brews 5.036 (1.589- 15.96) 0.049 11.444 (1.008- 19.86) 0.04
Participant's hobbies
Music 1 1
Making stories 1.570 (0.798- 3.089) 2.547 (0.651-9.969
Watch Tv/listen to radio 0.396 (0.177- 0.885) 0.040 0.172 (0.031-0.945)
Pre-preg alcohol use (6 months)
No 1 1
Yes 8.519 (3.55- 20.45) 0.000 5.19 (4.791-34.867) 0.003
Partner use of alcohol
No 1 1
Yes 4.871 (2.637- 8.997) 0.000 17.176 (0.001-526.0)
Partner drinking place
Never drinks 1 1
At home 8.978 (3.653- 22.065) 0.000 0.012 (0.00 – 38.9614)
Outside home 3.301 (1.712-6.365) 0.000 0.003 (0.00 -8.60196)
Share drinking with husband
No 1 1
Yes 14.095 (6.58–30.15) 0.000 0.977 (0.202-4.729)
Friends using alcohol
No 1 1
Yes 5.684 (2.998- 10.775) 0.000 1.389 (0.408-4.729)
Relatives using alcohol
No 1 1
Yes 6.984 (3.302-14.771) 0.000 15.662 (1.393-6.248) 0.001
Complications in previous pregnancies
Yes 1 1
No 3.841 (1.764- 8.363) 0 4.932 (1.031-23.590) 0.0046
Pregnancy plan
Planned 1 1
Unplanned 1.894 (1.056-3.397) 0.02 0.938 (0.288-3.056)