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Table 4 Prevalence of severe somatic, psychological and urogenital symptoms and OR (95% CI) for its association with menopausal status

From: How do women living with HIV experience menopause? Menopausal symptoms, anxiety and depression according to reproductive age in a multicenter cohort

 

Severe somatic symptoms

Severe psychological symptoms

Severe urogenital symptoms

 

Crude

Adjusteda

 

Crude

Adjusteda

 

Crude

Adjusteda

N (%)

OR [95% CI]

OR [95% CI]

N (%)

OR [95% CI]

OR [95% CI]

N (%)

OR [95% CI]

OR [95% CI]

Pre-menopause (N = 44)

2 (4.5%)

1

1

6 (13.6%)

1

1

3 (6.8%)

1

1

Peri-menopause (N = 70)

7 (10.0%)

2.33 [0.46–11.82]

3.79 [0.79–18.24]

13 (18.6%)

1.44 [0.54–3.89]

2.31 [0.79–6.80]

6 (8.6%)

1.28 [0.38–5.22]

1.00 [0.27–3.74]

Post-menopause (N = 137)

10 (7.3%)

1.65 [0.31–8.82]

2.35 [0.45–12.86]

28 (20.4%)

1.63 [0.54–4.88]

1.96 [0.47–8.08]

34 (24.8%)

4.51 [1.42–14.3]

4.90 [1.74–13.84]

p value

0.554

  

0.602

  

0.002

  
  1. Bold values are statistically significant
  2. OR: Odds Ratio from logistic regression for the association between menopausal status and the presence of severe menopausal symptoms in each MRS domain
  3. aAdjusted for mode of transmission, current occupational status, smoking, drug use, social support, current partner