Determinants of Insomnia among Mothers during Postpartum Period in Northwest Ethiopia

Table 2

Mothers’ clinical and psychosocial factors in relation with sleep difficulties.

Characteristics	Insomnia		Overall	Chisq test (X^2) (p-value)
	Yes	No
Mode of delivery
Cesarean section	94	345	439(44.4%)	.06(.81)
Vaginal delivery	121	429	549(55.6%)
Pregnancy
Planned	163	673	836(84.6%)	16.3(.000)
Unplanned	52	100	152(15.4%)
Comorbid medical illness
Yes	59	152	211(21.4%)	6.1(.014)
No	156	621	777(78.6%)
Alcohol use
Yes	94	229	323(32.7%)	15.2(.000)
No	121	544	665(67.3%)
Social support
Poor	89	118	207(21%)	70.0(.000)
Moderate	103	557	660(66.8%)
Good	23	98	121(12.2%)
Frequently sick once child
Yes	64	167	231(23.4%)	6.3(.012)
No	151	606	757(76.6%)
Number of births
First	100	357	457(46.3%)	18.7(.000)
Second	66	149	315(31.9%)
Third	24	133	157(15.9%)
Fourth and above	25	34	59(6.0%)
History of depression
Yes	27	52	79(8%)	7.8(.005)
No	188	721	909(92%)
Good husband support
Yes	429	445	874(88.5%)	26.2(.000)
No	62	52	114(11.5%)
Feel confident to be good care-giver
Yes	143	617	760(76.9%)	16.8(.000)
No	72	156	228(23.1%)