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. 2013 Oct;8(4):160–164.

Table 1.

Demographic data of the patients

Characteristics Frequency (percent) or Mean± SD
Sex Male 42 (71.2 %)
Female 17 (28.8 %)
Age 36.9 ± 9.8
Weight 65.9 ± 12.7
Period between diagnosis and treatment 19.14 ± 25.23
CD4 count 157.91 ±117.23
Education Illiterate 4 (6.8 %)
Elementary 9 (15.3 %)
Guidance school 13 (22.0 %)
High school 25 (42.4 %)
More than Diploma 8 (13.6%)
Transmission IV drug injection 20 (33.9 %)
Sex 21 (35.6 %)
Needle 1 (1.7 %)
IV drug injection and sex 11 (18.6 %)
Unknown 4 (6.8 %)
Blood 2 (3.4 %)
Job Self-employed 31 (52.5 %)
House-hold 9 (15.3 %)
Employee 4 (6.8 %)
Student 3 (5.1 %)
Taxi driver 4 (6.8 %)
Unemployed 6 (10.2 %)
Engineer 1 (1.7 %)
Medical staff 1 (1.7 %)
Opportunistic Infection TB 1 (1.7 %)
CMV 2 (3.4 %)
Candidiasis 6 (10.2 %)
None 47 (79.7 %)
Zoster 2 (3.4 %)
TB and Candidiasis 1 (1.7 %)
Concomitant disease Diabetes 1 (1.7 %)
Depression 1 (1.7 %)
HBV 2 (3.4 %)
HCV 11 (18.6 %)
GI disease 3 (5.1 %)
None 38 (64.4 %)
HBV and HCV 3 (5.1 %)
State of marriage Single 19 (32.2 %)
Married 33 (55.9 %)
Divorced 7 (11.9 %)

The patients’ demographic data including age, sex, duration of HIV infection, CD4 count, HIV transmission rout, education, job and baseline diseases and concomitant infections.

IV: Intravenous, TB: Tuberculosis, CMV: Cytomegalovirus, HCV: Hepatitis C virus, HBV: Hepatitis B virus, GI: Gastrointestinal, SD: Standard deviation