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. 2021 May 5;21:357. doi: 10.1186/s12884-021-03727-3

Table 2.

Perinatal outcomes, clinical conditions and overall conditions considered by the WHO- WOICE among postpartum (PPC) women (n = 515)

Variable PPC#
N = 515
%
Preterm delivery a
 No 364 73.8
 Yes 129 26.2
Healthy baby b
 No 17 3.5
 Yes 469 95.7
 Unknown 4 0.8
C-section c
 No 213 41.7
 Yes 298 58.3
Breastfeeding d
 No 59 11.9
 Yes 435 88.1
Overall health rating e
 Very good 119 23.3
 Good 305 59.7
 Neither poor nor good 67 13.1
 Poor 18 3.5
 Very poor 2 0.4
Have you been told you have anything wrong /any condition (s)? f
 No 353 69.8
Yes 153 30.2
Are you taking any medication(s)?
 No 314 61.0
 Yes 201 39.0
Dou you have any other medical condition or the other problem (s) you would like to report? g
 No 249 49.0
Yes 259 51.0
Any preexisting conditions
 No 249 48.3
 Yes 266 51.7
Leading direct preexisting conditions
 Gestational diabetes 71 13.8
 Gestational hypertension 69 13.4
 Pre-eclampsia 55 10.7
 Urinary tract infection 14 2.7
 Premature preterm rupture of membranes 3 0.6
 Others 10 2.2
Leading indirect preexisting conditions
 Chronic hypertension 42 8.2
 Mellitus diabetes 16 3.1
 Surgical wound infection 9 1.7
 Syphilis 8 0.6
 Others 27 5.4
Any condition diagnosed on interview day h
 No 452 92.2
 Yes 38 7.8
Number of conditions diagnosed**
 0 11 4.0
 1 145 53.1
 2 71 26.0
 3 26 9.5
  > =4 20 7.3

*Missing information* a: (22), b: (25), c: (4) d: (21) e: (4), f: (9), g: (7), h: (25)

#PPC- women in postpartum care

**n = 273. Women with no missing information for any of the considered instruments (considering 2 conditions diagnosed, 59 women presented anxiety and depression and 36 women presented any clinical condition and anxiety)