Table 5 Psychiatric, obstetric, and subjective feeling of stress and marital satisfaction variables in relation to depression by SCID-I among the total sample

History of perinatal depression

No

272 (95.8%)

12 (4.2%)

284 (100.0%)

2.056

0.183

Yes

15 (88.2%)

2 (11.8%)

17 (100.0%)

Past psychiatric history

Absent

287 (95.3%)

14 (4.7%)

301 (100.0%)

Family psychiatric history

Absent

287 (95.3%)

14 (4.7%)

301 (100.0%)

History of infertility

No

284 (95.3%)

14 (4.7%)

298 (100.0%)

0.148

1.000

Yes

3 (100.0%)

0 (0.0%)

3 (100.0%)

History of induction of labor

No

279 (95.2%)

14 (4.8%)

293 (100.0%)

0.401

1.000

Yes

8 (100.0%)

0 (0.0%)

8 (100.0%)

History of abortion/stillbirth

No

259 (95.6%)

12 (4.4%)

271 (100.0%)

0.305

0.638

Yes

28 (93.3%)

2 (6.7%)

30 (100.0%)

Mother-in law disputes

Yes

17 (77.3%)

5 (22.7%)

22 (100.0%)

17.487

0.002*

0.113 (0.034–0.379)

No

270 (96.8%)

9 (3.2%)

279 (100.0%)

Child responsibility

Yes

2 (66.7%)

1 (33.3%)

3 (100.0%)

5.621

0.134

No

285 (95.6%)

13 (4.4%)

298 (100.0%)

Stigma of being 2nd wife

Yes

0 (0.0%)

1 (100.0%)

1 (100.0%)

20.568

0.047*

23.07 (13.6–39.3)

No

287 (95.7%)

13 (4.3%)

300 (100.0%)

Financial burdens

Yes

2 (40.0%)

3 (60.0%)

5 (100.0%)

35.122

0.001*

0.026 (0.004–0.170)

No

285 (96.3%)

11 (3.7%)

296 (100.0%)

DAS scale

Dissatisfaction

7 (46.7%)

8 (53.3%)

15 (100.0%)

84.364

< 0. 001*

0.019 (0.005–0.069)

Satisfaction

280 (97.9%)

6 (2.1%)

286 (100.0%)