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Table 1 Sociodemographic, relationship, sexual characteristics and clinical signs among 499 pregnant women attending ANCs in Mwanza-rural Tanzania

From: Treponema pallidum infection predicts sexually transmitted viral infections (hepatitis B virus, herpes simplex virus-2, and human immunodeficiency virus) among pregnant women from rural areas of Mwanza region, Tanzania

Characteristics

Frequency/Median (IQR)

Percentages (%)

Age (years)

25 [IQR: 22–25]

 

Gestation age (weeks)

25[IQR:20–32]

 

Age of 1st sexual intercourse

17[IQR16–18]

 

Parity

1[IQR 0–3]

 

Number of sex partners

2[IQR1–4]

 

Condom use

 Yes

111

22.2

 No

388

77.8

Education level

 Never attended

89

17.84

 Primary

319

63.93

 Secondary

91

18.24

Occupation

 Peasant

227

55.51

 House wife

79

12.83

 Business/employed

143

28.66

Parity

 Primigravida

130

26.05

 Multipara

262

52.51

 Grandmultipara

107

21.44

Gestation age

 First trimmest

20

4.00

 Second trimester

257

51.50

 Third trimester

222

44.49

Marital status

 Married

464

92.99

 Not married

35

7.01

Partner has other women outside relationship

 Yes

109

21.84

 No

390

78.16

More than two Sexual partners

 Yes

266

53.31

 No

233

46.69

Syphilis status

 Negative

479

95.99.

 Positive

20

4.01

H/Vagina discharge

 Yes

92

18.44

 No

407

81.56

H/Dysuria

 Yes

174

34.87

 No

325

65.13

H/Dyspareunia

 Yes

109

21.84

 No

390

78.16

H/Lower abdominal Pain

 Yes

249

49.90

 No

250

50.10

H/Genital ulcer

 Yes

28

5.61

 No

471

94.39