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Table 4 Factors associated with general obesity among study participants

From: Association between obesity and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia: results from a case control study in south western Uganda

Variable

 

Bivariate analysis

 

Multivariate analysis

  

OR

95% CI

P value

 

AOR

95% CI

P value

Marital status

Single

1

      
 

Married

1.748

0.761–4.014

0.188

 

1.749

0.682–4.485

0.245

 

Divorced

0.938

0.328–2.678

0.904

 

0.895

0.277–2.894

0.853

Highest level of education

Never studied

1

      

Preprimary

0.222

0.023–2.187

0.197

 

0.229

0.021–2.509

0.228

 

Primary

0.567

0.188–1.712

0.314

 

0.690

0.214–2.223

0.535

 

Secondary

1.250

0.416–3.755

0.691

 

1.724

0.517–5.755

0.376

 

Tertiary

1.556

0.387–6.254

0.534

 

1.516

0.327–7.035

0.595

 

University

0.857

0.161–4.554

0.856

 

1.174

0.19–7.239

0.863

Contraceptive use

No

1

      

Yes

0.546

0.373–1.261

0.225

 

0.576

0.286–1.159

0.122

Region of residence

Rest of Western Uganda

1

      

Mbarara city

1.661

0.904–3.050

0.102

 

2.156

1.085–4.282

0.028*

 

Central Uganda

1.539

0.134–17.667

0.729

 

2.195

0.148–32.586

0.568

Age group

19–30

1

      
 

31–45

2.421

1.107–5.301

0.027

 

3.913

1.577–9.705

0.003*

 

≥ 46

1.971

0.698–5.566

0.200

 

3.376

1.022–11.157

0.046*

  1. OR: Odds Ratio; AOR: Adjusted Odds Ratio
  2. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was done, adjusting for: Marital status, Highest level of education, Contraceptive use, Region of residence and Age group.