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Table 2 Characteristics of women who quit smoking during pregnancy (n = 55) among smokers at conception (n = 90)

From: Prevalence and predictors of maternal smoking prior to and during pregnancy in a regional Danish population: a cross-sectional study

 

Smokers at conception

Quitters during pregnancy

n

n (%)

Overall

90

55 (61%)

Age (years)

 18–24

17

10 (59%)

 25–29

35

23 (66%)

 30–34

25

16 (64%)

  ≥ 35

13

6 (46%)

Missing data 0

BMI (kg/m2)

 Underweight (< 18.5)

8

5 (63%)

 Normal (18.5–24.9)

45

28 (62%)

 Overweight (25–29.9)

22

11 (50%)

 Obese (≥ 30)

8

4 (50%)

Missing data 7

Parity

 Nullipara

44

31 (71%)

 Multipara

46

24 (52%)

Missing data 0

Mode of conception

  

 Spontaneous

83

49 (59%)

 Assisted reproductive technologies

6

5 (83%)

Missing data 1

Chronic illnessa

 Yes

17

11 (65%)

 No

73

44 (62%)

Missing data 0

Self-rated general health

  

 Good

62

21 (66%)

 Moderate

18

9 (50%)

 Poor

10

5 (50%)

Missing data 1

Education

 ≤ 12 years

30

13 (43%)

 >  12 years

60

42 (70%)

Missing data 0

Work schedule

 Day time

63

41 (65%)

 Shift work

27

14 (52%)

Missing data 0

Employment status

 Employed

71

47 (66%)

 Unemployed

19

8 (42%)

Missing data 0

Cohabitation

 Yes

77

51 (66%)

 No

12

4 (33%)

Missing data 0

Cigarettes per day

 

 1–9 cigarettes

24

21 (88%)

 ≥ 10 cigarettes

60

31 (52%)

Missing data 6

  1. aHypertension, lung disease, diabetes type 1 + 2, metabolic disease, kidney disease, epilepsy, arthritis, heart disease, and not-specified mental disease