Infection with Trichomonas vaginalis increases the risk of psychiatric disorders in women: a nationwide population-based cohort study

Table 2 Incidence of psychiatric disorders in the trichomoniasis patients compared with the control group

Variable	Total		With		Without		P-value^a
Variable	n	%	n	%	n	%	P-value^a
Total	46,865		9,373	20.00	37,492	80.00
Psychiatric disorders							<0.001
Without	44,002	93.89	8498	90.66	35,504	94.70
With	2863	6.11	875	9.34	1988	5.30
Depression							<0.001
Without	45,682	97.48	9002	96.04	36,680	97.83
With	1183	2.52	371	3.96	812	2.17
Anxiety							<0.001
Without	46,018	98.19	9079	96.86	36,939	98.53
With	847	1.81	294	3.14	553	1.47
Bipolar disorders							0.011
Without	46,718	99.69	9331	99.55	37,387	99.72
With	147	0.31	42	0.45	105	0.28
PTSD/ASD							0.375
Without	46,816	99.90	9366	99.93	37,450	99.89
With	49	0.10	7	0.07	42	0.11
Schizophrenia							<0.001
Without	46,627	99.49	9282	99.03	37,345	99.61
With	238	0.51	91	0.97	147	0.39
Substance abuse							<0.001
Without	46,690	99.63	9289	99.10	37,401	99.76
With	175	0.37	84	0.90	91	0.24
Other psychiatric disorders							<0.001
Without	46,732	99.72	9296	99.18	37,436	99.85
With	133	0.28	77	0.82	56	0.15

^aChi-square/Fisher’s exact test on categorical variables and t-test on continuous variables
Abbreviation: PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder; ASD, acute stress disorder

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