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. 2019 Apr 1;2019:3157637. doi: 10.1155/2019/3157637

Table 2.

Mothers' clinical and psychosocial factors in relation with sleep difficulties.

Characteristics Insomnia Overall Chisq test (X2) (p-value)
Yes No
Mode of delivery
 Cesarean section 94 345 439(44.4%) .06(.81)
 Vaginal delivery 121 429 549(55.6%)
Pregnancy
 Planned 163 673 836(84.6%) 16.3(.000)
 Unplanned 52 100 152(15.4%)
Comorbid medical illness
 Yes 59 152 211(21.4%) 6.1(.014)
 No 156 621 777(78.6%)
Alcohol use
 Yes 94 229 323(32.7%) 15.2(.000)
 No 121 544 665(67.3%)
Social support
 Poor 89 118 207(21%) 70.0(.000)
 Moderate 103 557 660(66.8%)
 Good 23 98 121(12.2%)
Frequently sick once child
 Yes 64 167 231(23.4%) 6.3(.012)
 No 151 606 757(76.6%)
Number of births
 First 100 357 457(46.3%) 18.7(.000)
 Second 66 149 315(31.9%)
 Third 24 133 157(15.9%)
 Fourth and above 25 34 59(6.0%)
History of depression
 Yes 27 52 79(8%) 7.8(.005)
 No 188 721 909(92%)
Good husband support
 Yes 429 445 874(88.5%) 26.2(.000)
 No 62 52 114(11.5%)
Feel confident to be good care-giver
 Yes 143 617 760(76.9%) 16.8(.000)
 No 72 156 228(23.1%)