Table 1.
Sociodemographic and obstetric variables compared to Student and Chi-square t-tests.
| Pregnant women during the pandemic (n = 100) M(SD) | Pregnant women prior to the pandemic (n = 100) M(SD) | t | p | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 33.20(4.71) | 33.04(4.45) | .247 | .805 | |
| Weeks of pregnancy | 26.47(9.12) | 27.26(8.70) | −0.628 | .531 | |
| Pregnant women during the pandemic (n = 100) n(%) | Pregnant women prior to the pandemic (n = 100) n(%) | χ2 | p | ||
| Sociodemographic variables | |||||
| Current couple | Yes | 97(97%) | 95(95%) | .521 | .470 |
| No | 3(3%) | 5(5%) | |||
| Nationality | Spanish | 93(93%) | 88(88%) | 1.454 | .228 |
| Inmigrant | 7(7%) | 12(12%) | |||
| Education level | Primary school | 2(2%) | 1(1%) | .352 | .839 |
| Secondary school | 26(26%) | 27(27%) | |||
| University | 72(72%) | 72(72%) | |||
| Obstetric information | |||||
| Primiparous | No | 38(38%) | 46(46%) | 1.314 | .252 |
| Yes | 62(62%) | 54(54%) | |||
| Pregnancy method | Spontaneous | 89(89%) | 88(88%) | .049 | .825 |
| Fertility treatment | 11(11%) | 12(12%) | |||
| Previous miscarriages | 0 | 71(71%) | 68(68%) | .214 | .898 |
| 1 | 21(21%) | 23(23%) | |||
| ≥2 | 8(8%) | 9(9%) | |||
| Previous children | 0 | 67(67%) | 61(61%) | 1.247 | .536 |
| 1 | 29(29)% | 32(32%) | |||
| ≥2 | 4(4%) | 7(7%) | |||
| Risk pregnancy | No | 84(84%) | 78(78%) | 1.170 | .279 |
| Yes | 16(16%) | 22(22%) | |||