Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Psychiatry. Dec 19, 2024; 14(12): 1868-1875
Published online Dec 19, 2024. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i12.1868
Table 1 General information comparison
Characteristics
PPD group (n = 37)
Non-PPD group (n = 164)
t/χ2 value
P value
Age (years), mean ± SD28.03 ± 3.5527.46 ± 3.170.9660.335
Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2), mean ± SD24.29 ± 2.8523.43 ± 2.911.6300.105
Degree of education, n (%)1.7100.191
    High school or below22 (59.46)78 (47.56)
    College degree or above15 (40.54)86 (52.44)
Place of residence, n (%)0.1620.687
    Rural area13 (35.14)52 (31.71)
    Cities and towns24 (64.86)112 (68.29)
Birth history, n (%)0.3630.547
    Primipara9 (24.32)48 (29.27)
    Multipara28 (75.68)116 (70.73)
Delivery gestational weeks (weeks), mean ± SD38.74 ± 1.2538.69 ± 1.310.2110.833
Delivery method, n (%)0.1630.686
    Vaginal delivery16 (43.24)65 (39.63)
    Cesarean birth21 (56.76)99 (60.37)
Gender of newborn, n (%)0.1140.735
    Male baby23 (62.16)97 (59.15)
    Female infant14 (37.84)67 (40.85)
Newborn birth weight (kg), mean ± SD3.70 ± 0.723.48 ± 0.651.8230.069
Table 2 Comparison of increased body mass index and blood pressure variability during pregnancy
Characteristics
PPD group (n = 37)
Non-PPD group (n = 164)
t value
P value
Increase in BMI during pregnancy (kg/m2)6.45 ± 1.734.21 ± 1.0710.120< 0.001
24-hour systolic blood pressure variability (mmHg)28.19 ± 6.4821.58 ± 4.357.557< 0.001
24-hour diastolic blood pressure variability (mmHg)20.27 ± 4.1617.13 ± 3.844.424< 0.001
Table 3 Results of multivariate Logistic regression analysis
Variable
β
SE
Wald χ2
P value
OR (95%CI)
Increased BMI during pregnancy1.5290.4959.5410.0024.614 (1.749-12.170)
24-hour systolic blood pressure variability1.0680.4037.0230.0082.910 (1.322-6.404)
24-hour diastolic blood pressure variability0.8530.3695.3430.0212.347 (1.138-4.831)