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. 2014 Mar 13;17:197. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2014.17.197.2310

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, reproductive and biologic characteristics of the 2391 pregnant HIV positive women studied (2006 -2011)

Characteristics Number of respondents (%)
Age (Years)
Less than 20 18(0.8)
20 – 29 1224(51.9)
30 – 39 1109(46.4)
40 – 49 40(1.7)
Marital Status
Single 352(14.7)
Married 1948(81.5)
Separated/Divorced 34(1.4)
Widow 57(2.4)
Educational level completed
None 71(3.0)
Primary 365(15.3)
Secondary 1155(48.3)
Tertiary 800(33.4)
Occupation
Student 274(11.5)
Unemployed/House wife 248 (10.4)
Trading 675(28.2)
Unskilled 347(14.5)
Artisan 361(15.1)
Civil servant 348(14.6)
Professional/Business Executive 138(5.8)
Mode of acquisition of HIV
Heterosexual Contact 1876(78.5)
Blood and Blood product 129(5.4)
MTCT 2(0.1)
Unknown 386(16.1)
History of Induced abortion
Yes 1506(63.0)
No 885(37.0)
Parity
0 671(28.1)
1 - 2 892(37.3)
3 – 4 595(24.9)
5 and above 233(9.7)
Gestational age
First trimester 347(14.5)
2nd Trimester 1041(43.5)
3rd Trimester 1003(42.0)
CD4 cell count
<200 811(33.9)
201-349 695(29.1)
350 – 500 454(19.0)
>500 431(18.0)
Viral Load
0 – 1000 410(17.1)
1,001 – 10,000 611(25.6)
10,001 – 100,000 835(34.9)
>100,000 535(22.4)
Alanine transaminases (ALT)
≤45 2246(93.9)
>45 145(6.1)