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

Table 5 Logistic regression analysis showing association between general obesity and other factors and Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia

	OR		p-value	95% confidence interval		AOR	p-value	95% confidence interval
				lower limit	upper limit			lower limit	upper limit
Obesity
Yes	0.543		0.055	0.291	1.013	0.545	0.099	0.265	1.120
Highest level of education
Preprimary	0.720	0.472		0.317	12.009	2.082	0.474	0.280	15.499
Primary	4.301	0.018		1.288	14.366	3.373	0.058	0.958	11.870
Secondary	2.390	0.166		0.696	8.208	2.252	0.225	0.606	8.366
Tertiary	5.850	0.027		1.222	27.994	3.857	0.123	0.695	21.401
University	26.000	0.007		2.451	275.826	27.969	0.008	2.371	329.852
Smoking
Yes	7.488	0.062		0.903	62.125	8.126	0.066	0.873	75.635
Contraceptive use
Yes	2.130	0.012		1.179	3.848	2.235	0.029	1.087	4.596
Age group
31–45	0.657	0.250		0.322	1.343	0.692	0.411	0.288	1.663
> 46	0.095	0.035		0.011	0.850	0.097	0.060	0.008	1.105

OR: Odds Ratio; AOR: Adjusted Odds Ratio
Multivariate logistic regression analysis was done, adjusting for: Smoking, Highest level of education, Contraceptive use, and Age group.

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