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. 2020 Jul 23;4(10):721–727. doi: 10.1016/S2352-4642(20)30235-2

Table 2.

Maternal and household characteristics

All mothers (N=78)
Maternal symptoms
Yes 58 (74%)
No 20 (26%)
Type of maternal symptoms*
Cough 29/58 (50%)
Anosmia or ageusia 27/58 (47%)
Fever 24/58 (41%)
Rhinorrhea 11/58 (19%)
Myalgia 11/58 (19%)
Shortness of breath or respiratory distress 8/58 (14%)
Headaches 7/58 (12%)
Gastrointestinal 5/58 (9%)
Other 9/58 (15%)
Onset of maternal symptoms
0–7 days before labour 22/58 (38%)
8–14 days before labour 9/58 (16%)
≥15 days before labour 27/58 (46%)
Symptomatic household member
Yes 44/73 (60%)
Father 27/73 (61%)
Other adult 13/73 (30%)
Sibling 8/73 (18%)
No 22/73 (54%)
Use of mask
Always 62/73 (85%)
Frequently or sometimes 6/73 (8%)
Never 3/73 (4%)
Use of hand hygiene
Always 70/73 (96%)
Frequently or sometimes 1/73 (1%)
Never 0/73

Data are n (%) or n/N (%).

*

In multiple cases more than one symptom was reported by 58 mothers.

Proportions calculated from the 73 neonates discharged home by day 5–7 of life; data not available for two families; in multiple cases more than one household member was symptomatic.

Self-reported data.