Association among dysmenorrhea and activity limitation and participation restrictions in adult women: a cross-sectional study, Brazil -2017

Table 3 Effect of pain intensity on WHODAS 2.0 scores among women with dysmenorrhea (Brazil – 2017, n = 73)

WHODAS	Severe pain (n = 32) Median(IR)	MMP (n = 41) Median(IR)	Median difference	CI 95 %	p	η²
Total score	20.00(25.00)	10.00(30.00)	7.61	2.17 to 11.96	0.012	0.086
Cognition	20.00(25.00)	10.00(30.00)	5.00	0.00 to 15.00	0.079	0.041
Mobility	18.7(31.25)	6.25(25.00)	12.50	6.25 to 18.75	0.003	0.115
Self-care	0.00(10.00)	0.00(10.00)	0.00	0.00 to 0.00	0.874	0
Getting along	8.33(22.92)	8.33(16.67)	0.00	0.00 to 8.33	0.608	0.003
Life activities	10.00(30.00)	10.00(20.00)	0.00	0.00 to 10.00	0.679	0.002
Participation	20.83(25.00)	8.33(27.08)	8.33	0.00 to 16.66	0.030	0.063

Note: Higher WHODAS values indicate greater disability
The median difference was calculated by the Hodges-Lehman estimator; η2: Eta squared
MMP Mild to Moderate pain, IR Interquartile Range, CI 95 % Confidence Interval 95 %, p p-value calculated by the Mann-Whitney test

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