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Urban-rural differences in influencing factors of depressive symptoms among Chinese perimenopausal women
Factors linked to depression symptoms differ between city and rural Chinese women during menopause transition
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Abstract
The overall prevalence of among 1,105 perimenopausal women is 39.3%, with higher rates in rural areas (42.4%) compared to urban areas (34.4%).
- Life satisfaction, self-rated health, and sleep duration are common factors influencing depressive symptoms in both urban and rural settings.
- Chronic disease, hospitalization history, financial support from children, and child contact are associated with depressive symptoms in urban perimenopausal women.
- , cognitive function, and total annual household income are uniquely linked to depressive symptoms in rural perimenopausal women.
- Significant differences exist in the factors contributing to depressive symptoms between urban and rural perimenopausal women.
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Key numbers
434 of 1105
Prevalence of
Total participants with in the study cohort.
34.4% vs. 42.4%
Urban vs. Rural Prevalence
prevalence in urban and rural perimenopausal women.