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Table 4 Interaction of mood/anxiety and pre-pregnancy overweight status: adjusted odds ratios (AOR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) of sleep complaints according to maternal history of mood/anxiety disorder and pre-pregnancy overweight status ** , Seattle and Tacoma, Washington, USA, 2003-2006

From: Short sleep duration, complaints of vital exhaustion and perceived stress are prevalent among pregnant women with mood and anxiety disorders

 

No mood/anxiety

Yes mood/anxiety

No mood/anxiety

Yes mood/anxiety

No overweight

No overweight

Yes overweight

Yes overweight

(N=951)

(N=42)

(N=213)

(N=26)

Sleep complaint

%

AOR (95% CI)

%

AOR (95% CI)

%

AOR (95% CI)

%

AOR (95% CI)

Sleep duration during pregnancy

 Short (≤6 hours)

12.0

1.00 (Reference)

19.1

2.02 (0.86-4.74)

19.2

1.73 (1.21-2.48)

30.8

2.88 (1.14-7.32)

 Long (≥9 hours)

31.3

1.00 (Reference)

33.3

1.29 (0.63-2.63)

29.1

1.02 (0.75-1.37)

23.1

0.89 (0.33-2.43)

Excessive daytime sleepiness during pregnancy

7.9

1.00 (Reference)

11.9

1.61 (0.61-4.25)

12.1

1.58 (1.04-2.39)

11.5

1.45 (0.42-5.02)

Vital exhaustion during pregnancy

21.0

1.00 (Reference)

40.5

2.48 (1.31-4.69)

27.8

1.45 (1.08-1.94)

46.2

3.12 (1.41-6.91)

Elevated perceived stress during pregnancy

9.9

1.00 (Reference)

23.8

2.66 (1.24-5.70)

13.1

1.30 (0.87-1.94)

42.3

5.58 (2.40-12.96)

  1. *Adjusted for maternal age, race/ethnicity and smoking during pregnancy.
  2. **None of the interactions reached statistical significance.