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Table 1 Demographic information of studied participants based on iodine status

From: Maternal and neonatal outcomes and determinants of iodine deficiency in third trimester of pregnancy in an iodine sufficient area

Variables

Urinary Iodine < 150 μg/l

Urinary Iodine ≥150 μg/l

All participants

P-value

Mean(SD), N(%)

Mean(SD), N(%)

Mean(SD), N(%)

Urinary iodine concentration (μg/l)

131.3 (130–137)

176 (165–197)

176 (165–196)

< 0.001

Age (years)

29.3 ± 4.9

29.2 ± 14.8

29.2 ± 14.5

0.91

No. of live deliveries

1.47 ± 0.89

1.73 ± 0.86

1.71 ± 0.87

0.091

No. of previous pregnancies

1.91 ± 0.91

2.07 ± 1

2.06 ± 1

0.25

Weight before pregnancy (Kg)

62.4 ± 11.2

64.5 ± 20.3

64.3 ± 19.9

0.25

The timing between the two most recent pregnancies (year)

3.25 ± 0.29

4.57 ± 0.15

4.5 ± 0.14

0.002

Weight gain during pregnancy (Kg)

9 ± 5

12.8 ± 5.5

12.6 ± 5.6

< 0.001

Type of pregnancy

 Planned

25 (4.0)

600 (96)

625 (72.93)

0.004

 unplanned

21 (9.05)

211 (90.95)

232 (27.07)

Mother’s level of education

 Illiterate

2 (8.3)

22 (91.7)

24 (2.72)

< 0.001

 Senior high

27 (12)

198 (88)

225 (25.5)

 B.S.

16 (2.6)

606 (97.6)

622 (70.5)

 M.S. or higher

1 (9)

10 (91)

11 (1.25)

Iodinated salt consumption

 yes

41 (5.2)

751 (94.8)

792 (89.59)

0.91

 no

5 (5.4)

87 (94.6)

92 (10.41)

Complement intake during pregnancy

 yes

32 (4)

775 (96)

807 (91.22)

< 0.001

 No

14 (18.2)

63 (81.8)

77 (8.71)

Fish consumption

 yes

34 (5.06)

638 (94.94)

672 (77.51)

0.54

 No

12 (6.15)

183 (93.85)

195 (22.49)

Egg consumption

 Twice weekly

30 (5.3)

539 (94.7)

569 (66.09)

0.93

 Less than twice per week

15 (5.1)

277 (94.9)

292 (33.91)