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Table 3 Logistic regression of anaemia on socio-demographic characteristics in post-partum mothers [N = 194]

From: Prevalence and associated risk factors of anaemia among women attending antenatal and post-natal clinics at a public health facility in Ghana

Variables

Anaemia status

 

Normal (%)

Anaemia (%)

COR (95% CI)

p-value

Age group

 40+

10 (6)

0 (0)

Ref.

 

 30–39

46 (28)

12 (38)

0.60 (0.23, 1.57)

0.30

 20–29

86 (52)

10 (31)

0.27 (0.103, 0.72)

0.008*

  < 20

23 (14)

10 (31)

0.11 (0.01, 1.99)

0.13

Marital status

 Single

32 (19)

9 (28)

Ref.

 

 Married

133 (81)

23 (72)

0.61 (0.26, 1.46)

0.27

Religion

 Christian

138 (84)

29 (91)

Ref.

 

 Muslim

27 (16)

3 (9)

0.53 (0.15, 1.86)

0.32

Tribe

 Ewe

125 (76)

23 (72)

Ref.

 

 Other (Guan and Akan)

40 (24)

9 (28)

1.22 (0.52, 2.85)

0.64

Parity

 1–2

97 (59)

21 (66)

Ref.

 

 3+

68 (41)

11 (34)

0.76 (0.33, 1.66)

0.49

Blood film

 Negative

163 (99)

32 (100)

Ref.

 

 Positive

2 (1)

0 (0)

1.01 (0.05, 21.45)

0.99

Gravidity

 1–2

97 (59)

19 (59)

Ref.

 

 3–5

56 (34)

10 (32)

0.91 (0.40, 2.10)

0.83

 6+

12 (7)

3 (9)

1.28 (0.32, 4.96)

0.73

Estimated blood loss (n = 177)

 Normal

139 (94)

23 (82)

Ref.

 

 Abnormal

5 (3)

2 (7)

2.42 (0.44, 13.20)

0.31

 PPH

5 (3)

3 (11)

3.63 (0.81, 16.22)

0.09

Iron and folic acid supplementation during pregnancy

 No

44 (27)

7 (22)

Ref.

 

 Yes

121 (73)

25 (78)

1.39 (0.07, 27.76)

0.83

Mosquito Net Usage

 No

102 (62)

19 (59)

Ref.

 

 Yes

63 (38)

13 (41)

0.89 (0.42, 1.92)

0.78

  1. *Significant at p-valve < 0.05