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Table 2 Prevalence and risk factors of multi-type 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

Multi-type HPV infection

na

% among HPV+

Unadjusted odd ratios

Adjusted odd ratios

(95% CI)b

(95% CI)b,e

(95% CI)b,e

Total

50

20.1

(10.8-29.4)

    

Age

50

      

 18-29

10

31.3

(10.5-52.1)

1

 

1

 

 30–39

18

37.1

(19.9-54.4)

0.52

(.24-1.13)

.43

(.20-.91)

 40–49

15

14.3

(3.5-25.2)

1.34

(.54-3.53)

.74

(.34-1.63)

 ≥50

7

16.4

(.1-34.0)

1.12

(.37-3.41)

.74

(.30-1.84)

 p value (for trend)

    

.061 (.184)

 

.122 (.578)

Parity

50

      

 Nulliparous

1

16.4

(4.1-46.9)

.59

(.18-1.98)

  

 1

16

33.6

(18.4-48.8)

1

   

 2

19

15.2

(3.1-27.3)

1.02

(.46-2.28)

  

 ≥3

14

18.4

(2.3-34.5)

.89

(.37-2.13)

  

 p value (for trend)

    

.847 (.865)

  

Education level of participant

50

      

 Secondary school or lower

27

19.1

(6.1-32.1)

1

   

 High school or higher

23

21.2

(8.2-34.3)

1.63

(.74-3.57)

  

 p value

    

.224

  

Education level of husband

47

      

 Secondary school or lower

23

18.2

(4.1-32.4)

1

   

 High school or higher

24

19.9

(8.2-31.6)

1.01

(.44-2.34)

  

 p value

    

.981

  

Marital status

49

      

 Married

45

22.0

(11.6-32.4)

1

   

 Widowed/divorced/never married

4

42.0

(10.3-73.6)

1.28

(.48-3.42)

  

 p value

    

.630

  

Age of first intercourse

50

      

 <20

11

18.2

(5.8-37.6)

1

 

1

 

 20-26

29

30.8

(20.8-40.8)

.98

(.37-2.60)

1.62

(.96-2.74)

 >26

10

11.9

(4.1-23.8)

2.85

(.86-9.48)

4.58

(1.94-10.83)

 p value (for trend)

    

.037 (.178)

 

.002 (.002)

Participant ever smoked cigarettes

50

      

 Yes

1

22.8

(12.7-32.9)

12.52

(3.90-40.22)

15.36

(3.77-62.62)

 No

49

2.0

(0.3-7.3)

1

 

1

 

 p value

    

<.001

 

<.001

Husband ever smoked cigarettesc

50

      

 Yes

27

18.2

(5.5-30.8)

.52

(.24-1.16)

.70

(.35-1.38)

 No

23

22.3

(8.9-35.6)

1

 

1

 

 p value

    

.109

 

.302

History of STIsd

35

      

 No

29

17.1

(.6-44.9)

1

   

 Yes

6

18.3

(9.0-27.5)

1.20

(.25-5.70)

  

 p value

    

.823

  

Current vaginitis or cervicitis

50

      

 No

46

20.0

(10.0-30.1)

1

   

 Yes

4

20.5

(18.0-39.1)

.65

(.30-1.39)

  

 p value

    

.265

  

Lifetime number of sexual partners

49

      

 1

48

20.0

(12.1-31.1)

1

   

 >1

1

8.6

(1.1-43.8)

.67

(.23-1.93)

  

 p value

    

.288

  

Husband’s lifetime number of sexual partners

49

      

 1

33

23.0

(11.5-34.5)

1

   

 >1

4

10.7

(.5-27.8)

1.01

(.24-4. 16)

  

 Don’t know

12

18.1

(.9-37.0)

1.83

(.65-5.13)

  

 p value

    

.515

  

Overall condom use

49

      

 Regular

3

19.6

(10.0-29.1)

.35

(.13-.92)

.39

(.16-.92)

 Not regular/ Do not use

46

26.3

(.3-55.9)

1

 

1

 

 p value

    

.033

 

.032

  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 ordinal logistic regressions, in which we compare the odds of having multi-type HPV infection to the odds of having single-type HPV infection, and the odds of having single-type HPV infection to the odds of having no HPV infection.