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. 2024 Apr 27;24:148. doi: 10.1186/s12866-024-03297-2

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and clinical data characteristics of HIV patients (n = 224)

Variables Response Frequency (n (%))
Gender Male 74 (33.0)
Female 150 (67.0)
Residence Urban 191 (85.3)
Rural 33 (14.7)
Age < 24 17 (7.6)
25–34 41 (18.3)
35–44 91 (40.6)
45–54 57 (25.4)
≥ 55 18 (8.0)
Marital status Married 89 (39.7)
Single 43 (19.2)
Divorced 58 (25.9)
Windowed 34 (15.2)
Educational status Tertiary school (> 12) 27 (12.1)
Secondary school (9–12) 66 (29.5)
Primary school (1–8) 88 (39.3)
No formal education 43 (19.2)
Occupation Employed 63 (28.1)
Dailey laborer 78 (34.8)
Housewife 34 (15.2)
Merchant 41 (18.3)
Othersa 8 (3.6)
History of hospitalization Yes 56 (25.0)
No 168 (75.0)
History of catheterization Yes 27 (12.1)
No 197 (87.9)
IV/oral antibiotic usage in the past 3 months Yes 75 (33.5)
No 149 (66.5)
Presence of other chronic disease Yes 20 (8.9)
No 204 (91.1)
Recent CD4+level < 200 cells/mm3 25 (11.2)
≥ 200 cells/ mm3 199 (88.8)
Recent viral load level Detected 22 (9.8)
Not detected 202 (90.2)
ART status Pre – ART 12 (5.4)
On –ART 212 (94.6)
ART adherence Poor 20 (8.9)
Good 192 (85.7)
History of UTIs Yes 30 (13.4)
No 194 (86.6)
Clinical case Symptomatic 30 (13.4)
Asymptomatic 194 (86.6)
Fever (> 38 0c) Yes 27 (12.1)
No 197 (87.9)
Dysuria Yes 19 (8.5)
No 205 (91.5)
Frequency of urination Yes 26 (11.6)
No 198 (88.4)
Suprapubic tenderness Yes 20 (8.9)
No 204 (91.1)
Urgency of urination Yes 20 (8.9)
No 204 (91.1)

Key: Othersa: students and farmers; other chronic diseases: diabetics, cancer.