Table 3.

Descriptive statistics of maternal and child function by pain grade

	Pain Grade I (n = 86)	Pain Grade II (n = 60)	Pain Grade III (n = 126)	Pain Grade IV (n = 128)
Maternal Physical Function
Physical Function^b	44.92 (6.47)^c	39.92 (5.42)^d	39.19 (5.67)^d	35.81 (5.67)^d,e
Sleep Disturbance^a	53.64 (6.53)^c	57.33 (6.92)^d	57.37 (6.58)^d	61.36 (7.40)^d,e
Fatigue^a	57.72 (8.17)^c	62.34 (8.09)^d	64.91 (6.55)^d	68.83 (6.62)^d,e
Maternal Psychosocial Function
Social Roles^b	45.93 (5.77)^c	42.81 (5.34)^d	39.70 (5.04)^e	35.32 (5.47)^f
Anxiety^a	54.72 (7.98)^c	55.16 (8.09)^c	59.71 (7.43)^d	61.83 (8.10)^d
Depressive Symptoms^a	51.14 (8.03)^c	52.51 (7.59)^c	57.13 (7.26)^d	60.22 (7.81)^d,e
Child Pain, Somatic Symptoms, and Disability
Usual Pain Intensity	2.95 (2.18)	3.41 (2.41)	3.24 (2.14)	3.55 (2.35)
Somatic Symptoms	10.68 (10.45)	13.52 (12.04)	14.07 (12.47)	15.55 (14.31)
Functional Disability	5.05 (6.59)	4.69 (5.79)	6.99 (10.25)	8.02 (9.59)
Child Psychological Symptoms
Anxiety^a	46.42 (9.21)	46.22 (9.67)	49.06 (10.60)	48.71 (10.77)
Depressive Symptoms^a	45.81 (8.84)	46.50 (7.89)	48.23 (10.42)	49.92 (10.22)
Stress^a	50.25 (8.02)	50.42 (7.70)	52.61 (10.14)	53.46 (9.48)

^a:

Scores are T scores, with higher scores indicating higher levels of symptoms.

^b:

Scores are T scores, with lower scores indicating lower functioning.

^{c, d, e, f:}

Differing superscripts denote significant post hoc contrasts.