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Table 4 Multivariate logistic analysis result of herbal medicine use during pregnancy in Debre Tabor Town, Ethiopia, 2019

From: Herbal medicines use and associated factors among pregnant women in Debre Tabor town, north West Ethiopia: a mixed method approach

Variables

HM use

COR[95%CI]

AOR[95%CI]

Yes(n)

No

(n)

Educational status

Unable to read & write

17

75

7.353(2.760–19.589)***

5.687(1.572–20.570)*

Read & write

18

44

4.074(1.511–10.984)*

2.438(0.637–9.337)

Primary education

17

19

1.863(0.649–5.345)

1.313(0.324–5.324)

Secondary education

28

20

1.190(0.435–3.256)

0.530(0.138–2.045)

Diploma and above

15

9

1

1

Previous use of HM

Yes

20

78

3.287(1.841–5.866)***

3.029(1.410–6.510)*

No

75

89

1

1

Presence of health problems

Yes

37

105

2.655(1.581–4.458)***

2.668(1.304–5.459)**

No

58

62

1

1

Drug availability in the HF

No

32

130

6.917(3.948–12.118)***

11.584(5.342–25.123)***

Yes

51

87

1

1

Distance to HF

≥5 km

51

127

2.739(1.600–4.689)***

4.318(1.968–9.473)***

< 5 km

44

40

1

1

Attitude towards the use of HMs

Positive attitude

34

100

2.678(1.590–4.510)***

2.141(1.025–4.471)

Negative attitude

61

67

1

1

  1. Significant at p-value < 0.05*, P-value ≤0.005**, p-value ≤0.001***