Table 2 Prevalence and factors associated with paternal depressive symptoms of the participants (n = 440).

From: Paternal depressive symptoms and factors associated among expectant fathers in a northeastern province of Thailand

Characteristics

Frequency (%)

Prevalence (cut-off 10/11)

 No depressive symptoms

359 (81.6)

 Having depressive symptoms

81 (18.4)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the depressive symptom score = 6.65 ± 4.25 (0 – 22)

Paternal depressive symptoms (n = 81)

 1st trimester of pregnancy

32 (39.5)

 2nd trimester of pregnancy

31 (38.3)

 3rd trimester of pregnancy

18 (22.2)

Stress (wife)

 Mild stress

172 (39.1)

 Moderate stress

149 (33.9)

 High stress

48 (10.9)

 Severe stress

71 (16.1)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the stress score = 5.62 ± 3.51 (0–15)

Anxiety (wife)

 Low

397 (90.2)

 Medium

29 (6.6)

 High

14 (3.2)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the Anxiety score = 3.58 ± 4.32 (0–21)

Marital adjustment

 Low marital adjustment

176 (40.0)

 High marital adjustment

264 (60.0)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the marital adjustment score = 48.81 ± 9.29 (0–68)

Self-esteem

 Low self-esteem

5 (1.1)

 Moderate self-esteem

259 (58.9)

 High self-esteem

176 (40.0)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the self-esteem score = 29.98 ± 3.87 (10–38)

Marital adjustment

 Low marital adjustment

148 (33.6)

 High marital adjustment

292 (66.4)

 Mean ± SD (range) of the marital adjustment score = 50.59 ± 8.27 (17–68)

Stress

 Mild stress

279 (63.5)

 Moderate stress

108 (24.5)

 High stress

20 (4.5)

 Severe stress

33 (7.5)

 Mean ± SD (range) = 3.72 ± 3.05 (0–14)

Social support

 Low

38 (8.6)

 Medium

170 (38.6)

 High

232 (52.8)

Mean ± SD (range) of the social support score = 59.39 ± 15.39 (12–84)

  1. SD standard deviation, EPDS Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale.