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Table 5 Analysis of factors affecting the return to pre-pregnancy weight using a multivariable Cox proportional hazards model

From: Changes in autonomic nervous system activity, body weight, and percentage fat mass in the first year postpartum and factors regulating the return to pre-pregnancy weight

 

Factor

Category advantage/disadvantage

Partial regression coefficient

P value

Hazard ratio

95 % CI

SNS activitya

First survey: 30–150 days after delivery

2.80/>2.81

−1.045

0.064

0.352

0.116 to 1.061

Second survey: 150–270 days after delivery

2.10/>2.11

0.103

0.807

1.108

0.487 to 2.524

Third survey: 270–360 days after delivery

2.00/>2.01

−0.987

0.069

0.373

0.129 to 1.079

PNS activitya

First survey: 30–150 days after delivery

0.4/>0.41

−0.903

0.071

0.405

0.152 to 1.080

Second survey: 150–270 days after delivery

0.4/>0.41

−0.675

0.168

0.509

0.195 to 1.329

Third survey: 270–360 days after delivery

0.4/>0.41

−0.464

0.374

0.629

0.226 to 1.750

Exercise habits in pre-pregnancy

 

±

0.219

0.623

1.244

0.520 to 2.975

Parity

 

Primipara/multipara

0.437

0.289

1.548

0.691 to 3.467

BMI in pre-pregnancy

 

24/25

−1.246

0.164

0.288

0.050 to 1.666

Age

 

34/35

−0.381

0.302

0.683

0.332 to 1.408

  1. 95 % CI 95 % confidence interval
  2. aTP at 30–150 days was considered to be 100, and SNS and PNS activities were normalized by this value