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Table 4 Association between medical and obstetrical past history and urinary tract infection

From: Clinical presentation, risk factors and pathogens involved in bacteriuria of pregnant women attending antenatal clinic of 3 hospitals in a developing country: a cross sectional analytic study

Characteristics

Bacteriuria

OR (IC:95%)

P

Positive

Negative

Total

Sexuality

  < 3times/week

32(10)

287(90)

319(90.1)

  

  ≥ 3times/week

3(8.6)

32(91.4)

35(9.9)

0.834 (0.241–2.882)

0.77

Past history of UTI

 No

21(8)

243(92)

264(74.6)

  

 Yes

14(15.6)

76(84.4)

90(25.4)

2.183 (1.055–4.518)

0.04

Past history of miscarriage

 No

28(10.6)

236(89.4)

264(74.6)

  

 Yes

7(7.8)

83(92.2)

90(25.4)

1.09 (0.63–1.88)

0.75

Past history of Premature labor

 No

34(9.9)

307(90.1)

341(96.3)

  

 Yes

1(7.7)

12(92.3)

13(3.7)

0.81 (0.101–6.491)

0.84

HIVa

No

34(10.1)

301(89.9)

335(94.6)

  

 Yes

1(5.3)

18(94.7)

19(5.4)

0.517 (0.067–4.021)

0.52

BMIb

 Normal

13(11.7)

98(88.3)

111(31.4)

1

 

 Overweigh

11(8.6)

117(91.4)

128(36.2)

0.709 (0.304–1.653)

0.42

 Stage 1obesity

6(7.1)

78(92.9)

84(23.7)

0.58 (0.211–1.596)

0.29

 Stage 2 obesity

5(18.5)

22(81.5)

27(7.6)

1.713 (0.553–5.306)

0.35

 Stage 3 obesity

0(0)

4(100)

4(1.1)

0.03 (0.006–0.1)

0.97

  1. a: Human Immunodeficiency Virus; b: Body Mass Index
  2. The significance of entries in boldface: significant p value