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Table 1 Prevalence and risk factors of high-risk HPV infections by demographic and behavioral characteristics

From: Risk factors for high-risk and multi-type Human Papillomavirus infections among women in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Total

High risk HPV infection

na

(%)b

na

% high-risk HPV+

Unadjusted OR

Adjusted OR

(95% CI)b

(95% CI)b,e

(95% CI)b,e

Total

1500

 

149

9.0

(5.4-12.6)

    

Age

1500

 

149

      

 18-29

136

(9.1)

18

8.7

(3.5-14.0)

1

 

1

 

 30–39

454

(30.3)

35

4.6

(2.6-6.6)

.51

(.23-1.13)

.40

(.18-.90)

 40–49

534

(35.6)

65

12.0

(4.6-19.4)

1.43

(.54-3.74)

.76

(.32-1.81)

 ≥50

376

(25.1)

31

10.1

(1.1-19.1)

1.17

(.35-3.86)

.74

(.27-2.01)

 p value (for trend)

      

.056 (.181)

 

.101 (.545)

Parity

1500

 

149

      

 Nulliparous

54

(3.6)

4

5.3

(0.9-11.4)

.61

(.16-2.23)

  

 1

365

(24.3)

41

8.4

(5.1-11.7)

1

   

 2

669

(44.6)

53

9.6

(3.0-16.1)

1.15

(.48-2.76)

  

 ≥3

412

(27.5)

51

8.9

(2.4-15.4)

1.07

(.43-2.64)

  

 p value (for trend)

      

.849 (.804)

  

Education level of participant

1499

 

149

      

 Secondary school or lower

797

(53.2)

79

7.7

(3.1-12.3)

1

   

 High school or higher

702

(46.8)

70

11.3

(5.5-17.0)

1.52

(.64-3.62)

  

 p value

      

.340

  

Education level of husband

1448

 

144

      

 Secondary school or lower

615

(42.5)

67

9.5

(3.4-15.5)

1

   

 High school or higher

833

(57.5)

77

8.4

(4.1-12.8)

.88

(.36-2.18)

  

 p value

      

.787

  

Marital status

1426

 

142

      

 Married

1358

(95.2)

134

8.1

(4.8-11.5)

1

   

 Widowed/divorced/never married

68

(4.8)

8

8.5

(1.2-15.8)

1.06

(.37-2.98)

  

 p value

      

.918

  

Age of first intercourse

1491

 

149

      

 <20

378

(25.4)

34

7.2

(.7-13.8)

1

 

1

 

 20-26

744

(49.9)

77

6.2

(4.5-8.0)

.85

(.31-2.35)

1.40

(.80-2.45)

 >26

369

(24.8)

38

18.1

(5.7-30.5)

2.83

(.78-10.23)

4.69

(1.83-12.03)

 p value (for trend)

      

.030 (.159)

 

.006 (.005)

Participant ever smoked cigarettes

1493

 

149

      

 Yes

20

(1.3)

5

63.9

(21.2-106.7)

20.55

(3.07-137.76)

24.24

(3.26-180.24)

 No

1473

(98.7)

144

7.9

(4.8-11.1)

1

 

1

 

 p value

      

.002

 

.002

Husband ever smoked cigarettesc

1493

 

149

      

 Yes

838

(56.1)

81

6.8

(3.2-10.4)

.50

(.21-1.20)

.68

(.31-1.49)

 No

655

(43.9)

68

12.6

(5.3-19.9)

1

 

1

 

 p value

      

.123

 

.340

History of STIs d

1179

 

118

      

 No

1091

(92.5)

109

8.4

(4.9-11.9)

1

   

 Yes

88

(7.5)

9

10.7

(4.5-25.8)

1.31

(.25-6.82)

  

 p value

      

.751

  

Current vaginitis or cervicitis

1499

 

149

      

 No

1353

(90.3)

130

9.4

(5.3-13.5)

1

   

 Yes

146

(9.7)

19

6.1

(2.3-9.8)

.63

(.28-1.41)

  

 p value

      

.258

  

Lifetime number of sexual partners

1486

 

146

      

 1

1423

(95.8)

140

9.1

(5.3-12.9)

1

   

 >1

63

(4.2)

6

4.3

(0.2-8.7)

.45

(.14-1.44)

  

 p value

      

.177

  

Husband’s lifetime number of sexual partners

1494

 

147

      

 1

1092

(73.1)

107

8.1

(4.8-11.5)

1

   

 >1

135

(9.0)

10

7.9

(3.3-19.1)

.96

(.19-4.80)

  

 Don’t know

267

(17.9)

30

13.5

(.9-26.0)

1.76

(.55-5.64)

  

 p value

      

.633

  

Overall condom use

1494

 

148

      

 Regular

178

(11.9)

8

3.6

(.5-6.7)

.36

(.13-.99)

.41

(.17-1.03)

 Not regular/ Do not use

1316

(88.1)

140

9.4

(5.2-13.6)

1

 

1

 

 p value

      

.049

 

.057

  1. aNumber of unweighted participants.
  2. bAfter weighting was applied.
  3. cIn participants who never smoked.
  4. dIncluded Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and Trichomoniasis.
  5. eOdds ratio from logistic regressions.