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. 2010 Jul-Dec;31(2):87–91. doi: 10.4103/2589-0557.74978

Table 1.

Significant factors associated with multiple STIs

Univariate analysis
Multivariate
Factors Multiple STI (n = 102) Single STI (n = 173) OR (95% CI) P-value OR (95% CI) P value
Sex 0.677 (0.398-1.149) 0.147
 Female 29 64
 Male 73 109
Presenting complaint 0.773 (0.401-1.488) 0.605
 Others 24 44
 Discharge 42 78 0.763 (0.432-1.346)
 Ulcer 36 51 1
Marital status 7.486 (4.320-12.971) 0.000* 11.89 (3.43-41.21) 0.000*
 Married 72 42
 Unmarried 30 131
Extra/pre-marital contact 4.403 (2.238-8.664) 0.000*
 Yes 90 109
 No 12 64
No of partner exposed in past 6 month 9.429 (4.138-21.486) 0.000* 26.28 (4.03-171.10) 0.001*
≤3 70 165
>3 32 8
Nature of extra/pre-marital contact 1 0.000*
 No 12 64
 CSW 78 69 6. 028 3.004-12.097)
 Others 12 40 1.600 (0.655-3.905)
Barrier contraceptive used <0.122 (<0.016-0.946) 0.441
 No 101 160
 Yes 1 13
Education 1.256 (0.421-3.742) 0.005*
 Illiterate 27 43
1-12 69 112 1.314 (0.471-3.667)
>12 6 18 1.000
Age of patient Mean = 29.09 ± 5.03 Mean = 27.36 ± 9.03 0.079 1.23 (1.12-1.34) 0.000*
Age of first sexual exposure Mean = 15.65 ± 1.99 Mean = 20.15 ± 2.35 0.000* 0.14 (0.07-0.28) 0.000*
*

significant P-value