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Table 1 Socio-demographic data of study population in Mizan-Tepi University Teaching Hospital, Tepi primary hospital and Gebretsadik shawo general hospital, 2017 (n = 408)

From: Prevalence and associated factors of postpartum depression in Southwest, Ethiopia, 2017: a cross-sectional study

Variable

Frequency

Percent (%)

PPD

Yes

No

Age in years

 15–24

183

44.9

61 (33.3%)

122 (66.7%)

 25–34

174

42.6

44 (25.3%)

130 (74.7%)

 ≥ 35

51

12.5

33 (64.7%)

18 (35.3%)

Religion

 Orthodox

178

43.6

47 (26.4%)

131 (73.6%)

 Protestant

146

35.8

57 (39%)

89 (61%)

 Muslim

82

20.1

34 (41.5%)

48 (58.5%)

 Others

2

0.5

 

2 (100%)

Marital status

 Married

323

79.2

68 (21.1%)

255 (78.9%)

 Single

57

14

45 (78.9%)

12 (21.1%)

 Divorced

23

5.6

21 (91.3%)

2 (8.7%)

 Widowed

5

1.2

4 (80%)

1 (20%)

Educational status

 Who cannot read and write

86

21.1

27 (31.4%)

59 (68.6%)

 Who can read and write

65

15.9

36 (55.4%)

29 (44.6%)

 1–8 grade

156

38.2

55 (35.3%)

101 (64.7%)

 9–12 grade

62

15.2

10 (16.1%)

52 (83.9%)

 Diploma

32

7.8

4 (12.5%)

28 (87.5%)

 Degree and above degree

7

1.7

6 (85.7%)

1 (14.3%)

Ethnicity

 Kefa

151

37

30 (19.9%)

121 (80.1%)

 Bench

114

27.9

44 (38.6%)

70 (61.4%)

 Sheka

64

15.7

15 (23.4%)

49 (76.6%)

 Amhara

36

8.8

24 (66.7%)

12 (33.3%)

 Oromo

26

6.4

22 (84.6%)

4 (15.4%)

 Tigre

17

4.2

3 (17.6%)

14 (82.4%)

Job

 Farmer

218

53.4

41 (18.8%)

177 (81.2%)

 Private

66

16.2

24 (36.4%)

42 (63.6%)

 Jobless

48

11.6

29 (60.4%)

19 (39.6%)

 Daily worker

43

10.5

35 (81.4%)

8 (18.6%)

 Gov’t worker

31

7.6

9 (29%)

22 (71%)

  1. PPD post-partum depression, gov’t worker government worker