Barely Significant

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Of the five quantitative studies assessing marital status as a determinant of change in smoking behavior [ 52 , 53 , 59 , 93 , 95 ], one found a marginally significant association between marital status and changes in smoking behavior, with married participants yielding higher abstinence rates in the intervention group [ 59 ].
However, even if our results about efficacy are significant, we acknowledge that our study displays limitations, including the small number of patients in the compared groups with 12 patients in the “matched therapy group”, and 25 in the “non-matched therapy group”, and the imbalance of characteristics between these groups with a strong trend for more patients with PC in the first one (83%) than in the second one (44%).
Although not statistically significant, our data show a positive trend with the use of the different therapeutic regimens in terms of CR increase (64.5% with GnRHa + LNG-IUD versus 80.0% with MA+LNG-IUD and 83.3% with MA + LNG-IUD + MET), and a negative trend in terms of SD evidence (25.8% with GnRHa + LNG-IUD versus 15.0% with MA + LNG-IUD and 8.3% with MA + LNG-IUD + MET).