Retrospective Study
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World J Psychiatry. Sep 19, 2023; 13(9): 654-664
Published online Sep 19, 2023. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v13.i9.654
Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression analysis of postpartum depression in patients with pregnancy-induced hypertension
Independent variableBWaldSEP valueOR (95%CI)
Gestational weeks of pregnancy-induced hypertension --4.0620.131-
No. of weeks of pregnancy (1) -1.5640.8163.6780.0550.209 (0.042–1.035)
Gestational weeks of pregnancy-induced hypertension (2) -0.5920.4571.6770.1950.553 (0.226–1.355)
Adverse birth outcomes 0.2610.6840.1450.7031.298 (0.340–4.959)
Family support status --1.5450.462-
Family support status (1) -1.3651.1551.3970.2370.255 (0.027–2.456)
Family support status (2) -0.6300.8980.4920.4830.533 (0.092–3.095)
VAD during pregnancy and puerperium 2.1590.64211.2960.0018.662 (2.459–30.506)
Complications -0.5260.730.5200.4710.591 (0.141–2.470)
Family history of hypertension 1.8680.6757.6670.0066.474 (1.726–24.289)
Intestinal flora imbalance during pregnancy and childbirth 1.8770.55911.2730.0016.535 (2.185–19.551)
Weight gain in late pregnancy --4.0600.131-
Weight gain in late pregnancy (1) -0.9770.4903.9800.0460.377 (0.144–0.983)
Weight gain in late pregnancy (2) -0.3590.5380.4460.5040.698 (0.243–2.003)
EPA -3.1250.78016.04< 0.0010.044 (0.010–0.203)
DHA-2.5680.64415.88< 0.0010.077 (0.022–0.271)