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. 2021 Jan 5;7(1):e25241. doi: 10.2196/25241

Table 2.

Prevalence of miscarriage in pregnant women by different baseline characteristics.

Characteristics Participants, n Miscarriage prevalence, n (%) P value
Total 456 73 (16.0) N/Aa
Age group (years) .85

<35 384 62 (16.1)

≥35 72 11 (15.3)
Educational level .02

High school or below 88 7 (8.0)

College or above 368 66 (17.9)
Region .17

Rural 208 28 (13.5)

Urban 248 45 (18.1)
Family income, ¥5000-¥10,000 (US $764-$1528) .06

<5000 76 7 (9.2)

5000-10,000 222 44 (19.8)

>10,000 158 22 (13.9)
History of cesarean section .73

No 394 64 (16.2)

Yes 62 9 (14.5)
History of preterm birth .39

No 444 70 (15.8)

Yes 12 3 (25.0)
History of miscarriage .57

No 414 65 (15.7)

Yes 42 8 (19.0)
First pregnancy .14

No 198 26 (13.1)

Yes 258 47 (18.2)
Prepregnancy BMI .13

Underweight 58 4 (6.9)

Normal weight 270 51 (18.9)

Overweight 82 12 (14.6)

Obese 46 6 (13.0)
Smoking .56

Nonsmoker 420 65 (15.5)

Previous smoker 32 7 (21.9)

Current smoker 4 1 (25.0)
Physical activities .14

Never 82 19 (23.2)

Sometimes 230 30 (13.0)

Usually 124 22 (17.7)

Every day 20 2 (10.0)
Inadequate dietary diversity (DDSb score<7) .17

No 374 64 (17.1)

Yes 82 9 (11.0)
Poor sleep quality (PSQIc score>5) .003

No 282 34 (12.1)

Yes 174 39 (22.4)
Time spent on reading COVID-19 news (hours) <.001

<0.5 23 5 (21.7)

0.5-2 247 25 (10.1)

2-3 132 26 (19.7)

≥3 54 17 (31.5)

aN/A: not applicable.

bDDS: dietary diversity score.

cPSQI: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index.