Associations between serum TG level during pregnancy and risk of
postpartum hypertriglyceridemia
Binary logistic regression analysis showed that higher TG levels at
6-8th, 16th, 24thand 36th gestational weeks were positively associated
with the higher risk of hypertriglyceridemia at 42 days postpartum,
respectively [OR 4.962, 95% CI (3.007-8.189); OR 3.201, 95% CI
(2.222-4.612); OR 2.484, 95% CI (1.853-3.329); OR 1.979, 95% CI
(1.597-2.452)]. It is worth noting that the OR value in early
pregnancy was the highest and decreased with gestational weeks. The age,
GWG, pre-BMI of pregnancy women and suffering from GDM, were also
positively associated with the incidence of postpartum
hypertriglyceridemia during pregnancy (Table 4) .
LME and logistic regression model showed that the TG trend of change was
positively associated with the incidence of hypertriglyceridemia at 42
days postpartum [OR 11.660, 95% CI (6.018-22.591)] (Table
5) .