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. 2015 Nov 24;8:10.3402/gha.v8.29019. doi: 10.3402/gha.v8.29019

Table 1.

Distribution of psychological distress across participant characteristics at baseline

Psychological distress symptoms at 2 months
(N=330)

Variable No symptoms N (%) Symptoms exist N (%)
Gender Male 62 (32.5) 129 (67.5)
Female 45 (32.4) 94 (67.6)
Age group (in years) <35 84 (36.2) 148 (63.8)
≥35 23 (23.7) 74 (76.3)
Smoking history Smoker 4 (14.3) 24 (85.7)
Nonsmoker 103 (34.1) 199 (65.9)
TB treatment history First time treated 98 (38.1) 159 (61.9)
Previously treated 9 (12.3) 64 (87.7)
HIV status Nonreactive 103 (35.6) 186 (64.4)
Reactive 4 (9.8) 37 (90.2)
Marital status Married 59 (49.6) 60 (50.4)
Unmarried 48 (22.7) 163 (77.3)
ART status Not on ART 102 (36.7) 176 (63.3)
On ART 5 (9.6) 47 (90.4)
Education status High school or less 92 (32.6) 190 (67.4)
Diploma or above 15 (31.2) 33 (68.8)
TB type PTB 53 (28.2) 135 (71.8)
MDR-TB 16 (30.2) 37 (69.8)
EPTB 38 (42.7) 51 (57.3)
Employment status Daily labor 11 (40.7) 16 (59.3)
Unemployed 44 (28.8) 109 (71.2)
Employed 52 (34.7) 98 (65.3)
Alcohol use disorder risk No risk 99 (36.9) 169 (63.1)
Risk exists 8 (12.9) 54 (87.1)
Economic status Low 57 (23.5) 186 (76.5)
High 50 (57.5) 37 (42.5)

TB, tuberculosis; ART, antiretroviral therapy; PTB, pulmonary TB; MDR-TB, multidrug-resistant tuberculosis; EPTB, extra pulmonary TB.