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Table 5 Factors associated with premenstrual dysphoric disorder among health science students of Wollo University January 2017 Dessie, Ethiopia (n = 254)

From: Premenstrual dysphoric disorder and associated factors among female health science students in Wollo University, Ethiopia, 2017/18

Variable

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Bivarate analysis

Multivarate analysis

No

n(%)

Yes

n(%)

COR

P. value

AOR (95% CI)

P value

Resident

 Live in the dormitory

71(31.6)

154(68.4)

1.76

0.15

1.55(0.61–3.96)

0.35

 Outside dormitory

16(55.2)

13(44.8)

1

 

1

 

Average length of one cycle

  < 28 days

37(26.2)

104(73.8)

2.0

0.01

1.65(0.88–3)

0.11

  > 28 days

47(41.6)

66(58.4)

1

 

1

 

Dysmenorrhea

 Yes

61(27)

165(73)

12.44

0.00

0

1.00

 No

23(82.1)

5(17.9)

1

 

1

 

Grade of dysmenorrhea

 Mild

59(33)

120(67)

 

0.001

0.13(0.03–0.58)

0.008**

 Severe

2(4.3)

45(95.7)

1

 

1

 

Have negative impact on academic performance

 Yes

61(28.1)

156(71.9)

4.2

0.00

2.36(0.95–5.89)

0.065

 No

23(62.2)

14(37.8)

1

 

1

 

Grade will be improved if free from premenstrual symptoms

 Yes

63(30.4)

144(69.6)

1.74

0.10

0.73(0.29–1.8)

0.51

 No

19(43.2)

25(56.8)

1

   

Amount of bleeding during menstrual cycle

 Mild & moderate

82(37.3)

138(62.7)

0.10

0.002

0.27(0.06–1.25)

0.096

 Severe

2(5.9)

32(94.1)

1

 

1