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. 2021 Oct 1;11(10):e049553. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-049553

Table 1.

Characteristics of the 915 954 women aged 12–30 years by previous mental health issues and use of hormonal contraceptives

Previous mental health issues
Yes
12.4 (113 711)
Use of HC
No
87.6 (802 243)
Use of HC
Yes 42.5 (48 302) No 57.5 (65 409) Yes 42.0 (337 297) No 58.0 (464 946)
Antidepressant during follow-up 41.2 (19 886) 39.8 (26 013) 2.7 (9215) 1.9 (8699)
Age
 12–17 years 14.2 (6838) 19.4 (12 698) 16.7 (56 343) 42.1 (195 937)
 18–23 years 48.3 (23 347) 31.2 (20 381) 50.1 (168 968) 23.3 (108 939)
 24–30 years 37.5 (18 117) 49.4 (32 330) 33.2 (11 986) 34.6 (160 616)
Income level
 Low income 40.4 (19 513) 45.6 (29 803) 31.8 (107 119) 33.1 (154 098)
 Medium income 27.1 (13 078) 27.5 (17 954) 25.4 (85 620) 29.5 (137 098)
 High income 32.5 (15 711) 27.0 (17 652) 42.9 (144 558) 37.4 (173 750)
Immigrant background
 None 94.6 (45 674) 89.1 (58 264) 94.2 (317 716) 82.6 (383 878)
 Yes 5.4 (2628) 10.9 (7145) 5.8 (19 581) 17.4 (81 068)

Values are percentages (number of women in parenthesis).

HC, hormonal contraception.