Table 1.

Association between hormonal contraception and sociodemographic and clinical data.

Variables	Hormonal contraception				P-value
	No		Yes
	N = 55		N = 48
	n	%	n	%
Age, years(1)	27.38 (6.99)		27.34 (7.73)		0.98
Study Level					0.40
<12 years	7	14.6	10	21.3
≥12 years	41	85.4	37	78.7
Children					0.08
No	47	85.5	34	70.8
Yes	8	14.5	14	29.2
In couple					0.66
No	32	58.2	30	62.5
Yes	23	41.8	18	37.5
Working					0.53
No	8	14.5	5	10.4
Yes	47	85.5	43	89.6
Body mass index, kg/m2(1)	21.68 (3.07)		22.27 (3.31)		0.35
Illness duration, years(1)	7.91 (6.90)		9.15 (7.01)		0.51
Regular menstrual cycles					0.53
No	17	35.4	18	41.9
Yes	31	64.6	25	58.1
AN lifetime					0.39
No	37	67.3	36	75
Yes	18	32.7	12	25
NART Score(1)	21.33 (3.68)		21.61 (4.35)		0.73
EDE-Q Total Score(1)	4.20 (1.20)		4.24 (1.01)		0.86
FAST - Autonomy(1)	3.41 (2.95)		3.31 (2.62)		0.87
FAST - Professional activity(1)	4.61 (4.79)		4.28 (4.79)		0.76
FAST - Cognitive(1)	6.20 (3.92)		5.22 (3.93)		0.22
FAST - Finances(1)	2.60 (2.20)		2.17 (2.22)		0.33
FAST - Relationship(1)	8.37 (4.82)		7.17 (4.63)		0.22
FAST - Hobbies(1)	2.00 (1.91)		2.00 (1.82)		1.00
FAST - Total Score(1)	26 (14.73)		25.11 (16.32)		0.81
Psychotropic drugs					0.08
No	37	71.2	26	54.2
Yes	15	28.8	22	45.8
Current major depressive episode					0.16
No	36	67.9	37	80.4
Yes	17	32.1	9	19.6
Bipolar disorder					NA
No	49	92.5	47	100.0
Yes	4	7.5	0	0
Anxiety disorders					0.24
No	23	43.4	26	55.3
Yes	30	56.6	21	44.7

⁽¹⁾Continuous variables were expressed as mean (sd).