Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience / 2022 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
[Retracted] Multifactor Analysis and Intervention Study on Menstrual Disorders of Female Athletes in the Context of the Winter Olympic Games: A Case-Control Study Based on a Large Sample Table 1 Single-factor analysis of menstrual disorders.
Related factors Menstrual disorder group (n = 163) Normal menstruation group (n = 218) t /χ 2Age (years) 22.43 ± 3.21 22.91 ± 3.44 1.386 >0.05 Age of menarche (age) 13.25 ± 2.07 13.66 ± 2.13 1.881 >0.05 BMI (kg/m2 ) 21.93 ± 2.75 22.14 ± 2.88 0.718 >0.05 Smoking history (n /%) 1.199 >0.05 Yes 4 (2.45) 10 (4.59) None 159 (97.55) 208 (95.41) Drinking history (n /%) 2.190 >0.05 Yes 7 (4.29) 55 (25.23) None 156 (95.71) 163 (30.73) Training years 0.683 >0.05 <1 Year 40 (24.54) 61 (27.98) 1∼3 Year 51 (31.29) 65 (29.81) 3∼8 Year 38 (23.31) 51 (23.39) >8 Year 34 (20.86) 41 (18.81) Sexual life history 0.059 >0.05 Yes 52 (31.90) 67 (30.734) None 111 (68.10) 151 (69.27) History of flow of people 0.003 >0.05 Yes 11 (6.75) 15 (6.88) None 152 (93.25) 203 (93.12) Family history of menstrual disorders 12.576 <0.01 Yes 75 (46.01) 140 (64.22) None 88 (53.99) 78 (35.78) Sleep quality 27.773 <0.01 Good 54 (33.13) 126 (57.80) Poor 109 (66.87) 92 (42.20) Dietary regularity 75.265 <0.01 Law 56 (34.36) 171 (78.44) Irregular 107 (65.64) 47 (21.56) Mental health status 102.331 <0.01 Good 83 (50.92) 208 (95.41) Poor 80 (49.08) 10 (4.59)