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Table 6 Univariate analysis of behavioral factors associated with HPV infection in Quilombola women

From: Prevalence of human papillomavirus infection among women from quilombo communities in northeastern Brazil

Behavioral variables

Detection of HPV

p

Negative n (%)

Positive n (%)

Onset of sexual activity

≤15 years

126 (82.9)

26 (17.1)

0.65

>15 years

219 (90.1)

24 (9.9)

 

Number of partners

One

158 (88.2)

21 (11.8)

0.01

More than one

187 (86.5)

29 (13.5)

 

Age at menarche

≤12 years

141 (87.0)

21 (13.0)

0.22

>12 years

204 (87.5)

29 (12.5)

 

Number of pregnancies

Up to one

63 (91.3)

06 (8.7)

0.32

More than one

282 (86.5)

44 (13.5)

 

STD Signs

No

234 (84.1)

44 (14.9)

0.56

Yes

111 (94.8)

06 (5.2)

 

Use of contraceptive

Yes

53 (75.7)

17 (24.3)

0.47

No

292 (89.8)

33 (10.2)

 

Frequency of genital hygiene

Once

58 (82.8)

12 (17.2)

0.30

More than once

287 (88.3)

38 (11.7)

 

Performing of Pap test

No

49 (84.4)

09 (15.6)

0.17

Yes

296 (87.8)

41 (12.2)

 

Inspection of the Cervix

Altered

169 (88.0)

23 (12.0)

0.59

Normal

176 (86.7)

27 (13.3)

 

Alcohol

Yes

127 (87.6)

18 (12.4)

0.99

No

218 (87.2)

32 (12.8)

 

Smoker

Yes

25 (78.1)

07 (21.9)

0.98

No

320 (88.1)

43 (11.9)