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. 2018 Dec 6;13(12):e0208435. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0208435

Table 2. Prevalence and difference in prevalence of symptoms among ninth grades in Western Sweden, year 2000 and 2008.

Girls Boys
Crude prevalence, % PD, 2008–2000, % Crude prevalence, % PD, 2008–2000, %
(95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI)
2000 2008 Crude PD Adjusted PD 2000 2008 Crude PD Adjusted PD
N = 4792 N = 5758 N = 10550 N = 10441 N = 4711 N = 5616 N = 10327 N = 10232
62 64 1 1 55 50 -5 -5
Pain in upper body (ever) (60.8 ; 63.6) (62.3 ; 64.8) (-0.5 ; 3.2) (-0.2 ; 2.9) (53.4 ; 56.2) (48.2 ; 50.8) (-7.2 ; -3.4) (-7.0 ; -3.7)
32 35 3 3 16 15 -1 -1
Headache (often) (30.9 ; 33.5) (33.8 ; 36.3) (1.0 ; 4.6) (1.6 ; 4.7) (15.1 ; 17.2) (14.2 ; 16.1) (-2.4 ; 0.4) (-2.0 ; 0.4)
18 23 5 6 8 10 2 2
Abdominal pain (often) (16.9 ; 19.1) (22.3 ; 24.5) (3.8 ; 6.9) (4.4 ; 7.1) (7.5 ; 9.1) (9.6 ; 11.2) (1.0 ; 3.2) (1.2 ; 3.1)
73 75 3 3 61 57 -3 -3
Any of the three pain symptom present (71.7 ; 74.2) (74.3 ; 76.6) (0.9 ; 4.2) (1.2 ; 4.0) (59.3 ; 62.1) (56.0 ; 58.6) (-5.3 ; -1.5) (-5.0 ; -1.8)
9 11 2 2 3 3 -1 -1
All three pain symptoms present (7.8 ; .4) (10.0 ; 11.6) (-6.3 ; 10.7) (1.5 ; 3.4) (2.7 ; 3.7) (2.1 ; 3.0) (-3.9 ; 2.5) (-1.2 ; -0.1)

The adjusted values are according to confounder distribution year 2008. PD = prevalence difference. CI = confidence interval. Adjusted PD is adjusted for parental education and foreign origin.