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. 2019 Dec 15;105(5):e2015–e2023. doi: 10.1210/clinem/dgz275

Table 1.

Maternal Demographics of Subjects With TSH Measured and Without TSH Measured During Pregnancy

Demographic variable TSH measured during pregnancy TSH not measured during pregnancy Comparison (P-value)
Age (years): mean (SD) 29.1 (6.1) 28.2 (6.1) <.0001
Race (%) <.0001
 White 15 13
 Black 60 36
 Hispanic 14 40
 Other 11 11
Ethnicity (%) <.0001
 Hispanic 13 38
 Non-Hispanic 87 62
Highest education level (%) <.0001
 8th grade or less 11 17
 High school 56 52
 College and above 33 31
Insurance category (%) <.0001
 Public 79 88
 Commercial/private 21 12
Smoking during pregnancy (%) <.0001
 Yes 7 2
 No 93 98
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy (%) <.0001
 Yes 2 0.2
 No 98 99.8
BMI at initial prenatal visit (%) <.0001
 Underweight 2 1
 Normal 38 31
 Overweight 30 31
 Obese 17 21
 Morbidly obese 13 16
BMI at last prenatal visit (%) .03
 Underweight 0.1 0.2
 Normal 11 13
 Overweight 33 33
 Obese 30 29
 Morbidly obese 26 24
Family history of thyroid disease (%)
 Yes 0.1 0.01 .006
 No 99.9 99.9
History of type 2 diabetes (%) <.0001
 Yes 0.8 0.3
 No 99.2 99.7
History of hypertension (%) <.0001
 Yes 2 0.6
 No 98 99.4
History of fetal loss (%) <.0001
 Yes 2 0.7
 No 98 99.3
History of preterm delivery (%) <.0001
 Yes 0.6 0.2
 No 99.4 99.8

Abbreviations: TSH, thyroid stimulating hormone; BMI, body mass index