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Original Article

Volume 7, Number 10, October 2015, pages 775-780


Adjustment Disorder in Pregnant Women: Prevalence and Correlates in a Northern Mexican City

Tables

Table 1. Socio-Demographic Characteristics of the Pregnant Women and Their Association With Adjustment Disorder
 
CharacteristicsNo. of women studiedAdjustment disorderP value
No.%
Age (years)
  13 - 1711643.40.32
  > 17184116
Occupation
  Laborer1915.31.00
  Non-laborer281145
Marital status
  Married9133.30.44
  Single48510.4
  Divorced100
  Living together15974.4
  Widowed100
Education (years)
  None1000.06
  1 - 6 years36513.9
  7 - 12 years25193.6
  > 12 years1218.3
Birthplace
  Durango State2991551.00
  Abroad100
Residence place
  Durango State297155.11.00
  Other Mexican State300
Residence area
  Urban2491040.22
  Suburban19210.5
  Rural3239.4
Religion
  Yes289155.21.00
  No1100
Health insurance
  Yes297155.11.00
  No300
Age at marriage
  13 - 1716353.10.37
  > 1711975.9
No. of marriages
  None16318.80.02
  One24093.8
  More than one4436.8

 

Table 2. Results of the Bivariate Analysis of a Selection of Clinical Characteristics of the Pregnant Women and Their Association With Adjustment Disorder
 
CharacteristicsNo. of women studiedAdjustment disorderP value
No.%
Trimester of pregnancy
  First16000.41
  Second8733.4
  Third197126.1
Depression during pregnancy
  Yes10298.80.02
  No19863
Stress during pregnancy
  Yes13596.70.23
  No16463.7
Fetal health status
  Healthy294144.80.14
  Ill3133.3
Outcome of last pregnancy
  Delivery5711.80.30
  Cesarean section8267.3
  Miscarriage300
Health status of last newborn
  Healthy13264.50.30
  Ill1516.7
  Dead5120
Depression before pregnancy
  Yes9788.20.09
  No20273.5
Trauma in life
  Yes51611.80.02
  No24893.6
Stress before pregnancy
  Yes10276.90.28
  No19884

 

Table 3. Results of the Bivariate Analysis of a Selection of Psychosocial Characteristics of the Pregnant Women and Their Association With Adjustment Disorder
 
CharacteristicsNo. of women studiedAdjustment disorderP value
No.%
Separated from parents at young age
  Yes9477.40.25
  No20683.9
Financial problems
  Yes11597.80.07
  No18563.2
Family problems
  Yes3738.10.40
  No263124.6
Satisfaction with educational level
  Yes1671060.37
  No13353.8
Support from her couple
  Yes26283.10.003
  No37616.2
Desired pregnancy
  Yes19284.20.37
  No10876.5
Relation with her couple
  Good24993.60.23
  Bad4848.3
Living with her couple
  Yes23893.80.28
  No5747
Ever abandoned by her couple
  Yes9166.60.22
  No20573.4
Violence from her couple
  Yes4724.31.00
  No249114.4
Couple living abroad
  Yes82250.04
  No286113.8

 

Table 4. Multivariate Analysis of Selected Characteristics of Pregnant Women and Their Association With Adjustment Disorder
 
CharacteristicOdds ratio95% confidence intervalP value
Number of marriages0.510.15 - 1.660.26
Trauma in life2.410.63 - 9.230.19
Depression during pregnancy1.000.26 - 3.840.98
Lack of support from her couple3.831.00 - 14.630.04
Couple living abroad10.121.56 - 65.500.01