Depression Research and Treatment / 2021 / Article / Tab 4 / Research Article
Prevalence of Antenatal Depression and Associated Factors among Pregnant Women Attending Antenatal Care at Health Institutions of Faafan Zone, Somali Region, Eastern Ethiopia Table 4 Predictors of antenatal depression among pregnant women attending ANC at health institutions of Faafan zone, December 2015 (
).Variable Antenatal depression AOR (95% CI) Marital status Married and living together 64 (66.7%) 257 (86.0%) 1.0 Married but not living together 19 (19.8%) 31 (10.4%) 2.91 (1.36, 6.23) Divorced and single 11 (11.4%) 9 (%) 3.21 (0.93, 11.02) Widowed 2 (2.1%) 2 (.7%) 1.99 (0.18, 3.46) Educational status Illiterate 54 (56.2%) 154 (51.5%) 2.49 (1.09, 5.71) Primary 30 (31.2%) 82 (27.4%) 1.80 (0.75, 4.37) Secondary and above 12 (12.5%) 63 (21.1%) 1.0 Chronic medical illness Yes 21 (21.9%) 88 (29.4%) 2.21 (1.09, 4.45) No 75 (78.1%) 211 (70.6%) 1.0 Number of pregnancy First 26 (27.1%) 51 (17.1%) 8.89 (2.09, 12.78) Second 30 (31.2%) 90 (30.1%) 7.32 (1.81, 11.97) Third 20 (20.8%) 70 (23.4%) 5.77 (1.38, 9.41) Fourth 6 (6.2%) 26 (8.7%) 4.73 (0.89, 7.49) Fifth and above 14 (14.6%) 62 (20.7%) 1.0 Previous depression history Yes 31 (32.3%) 10 (3.3%) 6.02 (2.31, 10.01) No 161 (67.7%) 295 (96.7%) 1.0 Social support Poor 28 (29.2%) 23 (7.7%) 3.34 (1.50, 7.43) Moderate 35 (36.5%) 111 (37.1%) .990 Strong 33 (34.4%) 166 (55.2%) 1.0