Examination of risk factors for high Edinburgh postnatal depression scale scores: a retrospective study at a single university hospital in Japan

Table 3 Binary Logistic Regression Analysis (Forced Entry Method) of the factors that resulted in a high EPDS score

		P-value*	Odds Ratio	95% Confidence Interval	Standardized Coefficients
Maternal	Primipara	0.26	1.17	0.90–1.55	0.16
	Underlying maternal disease	0.98	0.10	0.74–1.33	-0.004
	Mental disorder	0.00	4.86	2.95–8.02	1.58
	Maternal transport	0.48	0.86	0.56–1.32	-0.16
Birth	Preterm birth	0.07	0.68	0.45–1.04	-0.34
	Light for date	0.06	1.58	0.98–2.52	0.45
Neonate	Neonatal transport	0.03	3.98	1.14–13.9	1.38
Lactation	Exclusive breastfeeding	0.005	0.65	0.48–0.87	-0.44
	Bottle-feeding	0.06	1.51	0.98–2.32	0.41
Social	Late visit	0.05	2.76	0.99–7.72	1.02

EPDS: Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale; Maternal transport: the patient was transferred to our hospital from another hospital due to complications; Light for date: birth weight was below the 10th percentile; Neonatal transport: newborn was transported from our hospital to another hospital due to complications; Late visit: first visit was after 22 weeks
* statistically significant (P < 0.05); Bold: statistically significant

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