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Table 6 Univariable and multivariable logistic regression analysis of the factors associated with at least one viral infection among 499 pregnant women attending ANC’s 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

Viral infection

Univariable

OR (95%CI)

P value

Multivariable

OR (95%CI)

P value

Age

27[IQR:22–32]

1.04[1.0–1.08]

0.042

1.00[0.94–1.06]

0.918

Parity

2[IQR: 1–4]

1.15[1.02–1.29]

0.016

  

Gestation age

22[IQR:20–30]

0.97[0.94–1.00]

0.085

  

Number of sexual partner

2.5[IQR:1–5]

1.03[0.97–1.09]

0.249

  

Age at first sex

17[IQR:16–19]

1.01[0.92–1.11]

0.790

  

Occupation

 Employed (143)

19(13.29%)

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 Peasant (277)

50(18.05%)

1.44[0.81–2.55]

0.213

  

 House wife (79)

9(11.90%)

0.84[0.36–1.95]

0.684

  

*Education

 Secondary (91

9(9.89%)

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 Primary (319)

50(15.7%)

1.69[0.79–3.59]

0.169

1.28[0.57–2.83]

0.539

 Never attended (89)

19(21.3%)

2.470[0.38–18.1.05]

0.038

1.58[0.63–4.00]

0.330

Marital status

 Married (464)

27(20.0%)

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 Not married (35)

71(15.30%)

1.38[0.58–3.29]

0.046

  

History of genital ulcer

 No (471)

71(15.7%)

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 Yes (28)

7(14.9%)

0.93[0.40–2.17]

0.884

  

Genital ulcers

 Absent (471)

74(15.7)

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 Present (28)

4 (14.3)

0.89 [0.30–2.65]

0.840

  

aHistory of STIs

 No (261)

35(13.4)

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 Yes (238)

43(18.1)

1.42[0.87–2.31]

0.154

Omitted

 

*Syphilis status

 Negative (479)

70(14.6%)

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 Positive (20)

8(40.0%)

3.89(1.53–9.87)

0.004

3.25[1.23–8.57]

0.016

  1. aOmitted because of collinearity. Syphilis status, education and history of STIs were subjected on multivariable analysis adjusted by age