Research Article

The Difference between the Two Representative Kampo Formulas for Treating Dysmenorrhea: An Observational Study

Table 5

Effects of potential predictor variables and predictor variables in the final model.

⁢UnivariateMultivariate (final model)
EstimatesOR (95% CI)EstimatesOR (95% CI) value

(Intercept)−1.3560.258 (0.075, 0.752)0.019
Subjective symptoms
 Tendency to sweat1.5154.550 (1.945, 11.684)0.9302.533 (0.844, 8.210)0.106
 Heat intolerance1.1763.240 (1.248, 9.531)
 Leg numbness2.1979.000 (1.617, 168.588)2.44811.561 (1.844, 228.900)0.029
 Cold sensation in lower back1.4044.071 (1.216, 18.571)1.5594.752 (0.870, 35.614)0.095
 Lightheadedness−0.7380.478 (0.231, 0.974)−1.0190.361 (0.128, 0.971)0.047
Objective findings
 Slim (BMI < 18.5)−1.7160.180 (0.061, 0.460)
 Weak abdomen−2.1480.117 (0.045, 0.274)−1.4980.224 (0.068, 0.666)0.009
 Strong abdomen2.34610.440 (2.827, 67.728)2.0777.984 (1.732, 60.429)0.017
 Paraumbilical tenderness and resistance1.8256.200 (2.753, 14.968)2.1838.870 (2.921, 31.644)0.000

OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index.