Depressive and Anxiety Symptom Assessment in Adults with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

Table 3

Association of anxiety and depression among patients with PCOS with sociodemographic profile ().

		Anxiety				value	Depression				value
		Absent		Present			Absent		Present
			%		%			%		%
Marital status	Single	65	52%	59	48%	0.01	57	46%	67	54%	0.10
	Married	85	68%	41	33%		71	56%	55	44%
Conception delay	No	35	69%	16	31%	0.17	32	63%	19	37%	0.06
	Yes	30	56%	24	44%		24	44%	30	56%
Children	No	27	61%	17	39%	0.29	24	55%	20	46%	0.77
	Yes	58	71%	24	29%		47	57%	35	43%
Monthly income	<3000 SR	9	33%	18	67%	0.03	11	41%	16	59%	0.66
	3000 to 7000 SR	26	57%	20	44%		21	46%	25	54%
	8000 to12000 SR	46	65%	25	35%		38	54%	33	47%
	13000 to 17000 SR	24	69%	11	31%		19	54%	16	46%
	18000 SR and more	45	63%	26	37%		39	55%	32	45%
Occupational status	Non-employed	86	55%	71	45%	0.03	74	47%	83	53%	0.08
	Employed	63	69%	29	32%		54	59%	38	41%
PCOS drug	No	78	60%	53	41%	0.53	69	53%	62	47%	0.31
	Yes	52	55%	42	45%		43	46%	51	54%
Educational status	High school or less	29	53%	26	47%	0.22	29	53%	26	47%	0.77
	Bachelor or higher	119	62%	73	38%		97	51%	95	50%

The Chi-square statistic is significant at the 0.05 level.