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Table 7 Hierarchical logistic regression for the risk of postpartum hypertriglyceridemia

From: Changes in serum TG levels during pregnancy and their association with postpartum hypertriglyceridemia: a population-based prospective cohort study

 

Pre-BMI subgroup

GDM subgroup

Low weight

Normal weight

Overweight

Obese

GDM

Non-GDM

 

OR

95 % CI

P

OR

95 % CI

P

OR

95 % CI

P

OR

95 % CI

P

OR

95 % CI

P

OR

95 % CI

P

Week 6–8

0.553

0.002–140.633

0.834

4.704

2.472–8.950

< 0.001

3.526

1.432–8.685

0.006

3.913

0.999–107.717

0.051

3.143

1.418–6.968

0.005

5.428

2.800–10.523

< 0.001

Week 16

0.888

0.015–53.484

0.955

2.530

1.308–4.893

0.006

1.621

0.717–3.662

0.245

2.738

0.084–88.911

0.571

1.740

0.680–4.448

0.248

2.020

1.150–3.547

0.014

Week 24

0.668

0.016–27.395

0.832

1.551

0.929–2.590

0.094

1.749

0.942–3.248

0.077

2.519

0.185–34.310

0.488

1.394

0.623–3.120

0.420

1.614

1.070–2.434

0.022

Week 36

1.721

0.549–5.392

0.351

1.780

1.252–2.531

0.001

1.648

1.067–2.545

0.024

0.492

0.088–2.744

0.419

1.466

0.961–2.237

0.076

1.702

1.242–2.331

0.001

  1. The model of pre-BMI subgroup was adjusted for baseline TG (TG of week 6–8), age, GWG, GDM, and gestational age at delivery
  2. The model of GDM subgroup was adjusted for baseline TG (TG of week 6–8), age, GWG, pre-BMI, and gestational age at delivery
  3. Pre-BMI prepregnancy BMI, GDM gestational diabetes mellitus, GWG gestational weight gain
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Lipids in Health and Disease

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