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. 2015 Apr 24;20:406. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2015.20.406.6206

Table 3.

Association between some selected risk factors and Hepatitis B virus infection among pregnant women in University College Hospital Ibadan

Variable HBsAg positive(%)N=15 HBsAg negative(%)N=165 X2 P value
Sexual contact with known HBV positive persons
Yes 2(13.33%) 5 (3.03%) 3.905 0.048*
No 13(86.67%) 160(96.97%)
Current sex partners
One 10(66.67%) 147(89.09%) 6.204 0.013*
More than one 5(33.33%) 18(10.01%)
Lifetime sex partners
One 5(33.33%) 104(63.03%) 5.077 0.024*
More than one 10(66.67%) 61(36.97%)
Blood Transfusion
Yes 0(0%) 25 (15.15%) 2.639 0.096
No 15(100%) 140 (84.85%)
Age at First sexual exposure
<15years 2(13.33%) 2 (1.21%) 9.298 0.002*
>15years 13(86.67%) 163(98.79%)
Condom use
Yes 5(33.33%) 57(34.55%) 0.009 0.584
No 10(66.67%) 108(65.45%)
Past STI 1
Yes 3(20%) 29(17.58%) 0.055 0.520
No 12(80%) 136(82.42%)
Surgical procedure
Yes 4(26.67%) 50(30.30%) 0.087 0.514
No 11(73.33%) 115(69.70%)
HIV Status
Positive 4(26.67%) 33(20%) 0.374 0.371
Negative 11(73.33%) 132(80%)
*

Significant at 5% level of significance 1 Sexually Transmitted infection