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. 2018 May 5;218(4):528–535. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiy167

Table 6.

Outcomes of Respiratory Illness at Enrollment and Follow-up Among Pregnant Women With Acute Respiratory Illness (ARI; Cases), by ARI Classification, and Those Without ARI (Controls)

Outcome Cases (n = 80a) P, AURTI vs ALRTI Controlsb
(n = 91)
P, Cases vs Controls
AURTI
(n = 51)
ALRTI
(n = 29)
Complications to pregnancy
 Any 3 (6) 2 (7) >.99 4 (4) .74
 Obstetric/gynecologic 3 0 1
 Fetal distress 0 2 2
 Other 0 1 1
Emergency department visit
 Any 1 (2) 1 (3) >.99 1 (1) .60
 For obstetric/gynecologic reason 1 0 0
 For fetal distress 0 0 1
 Other 0 1 0
Hospitalization
 Any 0 1 (3) .36 1 (1) >.99
 For respiratory illness 0 1 0
 For foodborne illness 0 0 1
Over-the-counter medications
 Any 28 (55) 17 (59) .75 7 (8) <.01
 For cold 20 11 4
 For pain 12 7 4
 Other/vitamins 1 0 0
Prescription medications
 Any 11 (22) 11 (38) .12 0 <.01
 For cold 1 0 0
 For pain 1 0 0
 Oseltamivir 1 2 0
 Antibiotics 10 9 0
 For asthma 0 3 0
 For gastrointestinal reason 0 1 0
Reported ARI symptoms at 2 wk follow-up 11 (23)c 17 (59) <.01 11 (12)d <.01

Data are no. or no. (%) of participants.

Abbreviations: ALRTI, acute lower respiratory tract illness; AURTI, acute upper respiratory tract illness.

aData are for 80 cases because 1 had fever with malaise without respiratory symptoms.

bIncludes 8 cases who developed AURTI and 3 who developed ALRTI.

cData are for 48 cases with AURTI because 3 were lost to follow-up.

dData are for 89 controls because 2 were lost to follow-up.