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. 2017 Jan 11;2017:6173465. doi: 10.1155/2017/6173465

Table 6.

Risk factors associated with anaemia among pregnant women in Munyenge Health Area.

Factors Category Anaemia
prevalence
#Adjusted OR
(95% CI)
P value
Age (years) < or = 20 92.9 (52) NA
21–25 87.3 (69)
26–30 90.1 (64)
>30 84.1 (37)
χ 2; P value 2.21; .531

Gravidity Primigravidity 87 (60) NA
Secundigravidity 94.4 (67)
Multigravidity 86.4 (95)
χ 2; P value 3.10; 0.212

Marital status Single 93.5 (58) 0.8 (0.2–3.2)
0.79
Married
87.2 (164)
REF
χ 2; P value 1.87; 0.17

Educational level Primary 80.5 (99) 0.1 (0.04–0.5) 0.001
Secondary 96.9 (123) REF
χ 2; P value 16.82; <0.001

Occupational status Housewife 80.8 (42) 1.5 (0.5–4.0) 0.458
Business 97.8 (91) 20.1 (4.0–101) 0.001
Student 100 (33) 6.3E8 (6.3E8–6.3E8)
Farmer 77.8 (56) REF
χ 2; P value 23.99; <0.001

P. falciparum infection status Positive 95.9 (94) 4.0 (1.1–14.5) 0.037
Negative 84.2 (128) REF
χ 2; P value 8.21; 0.004

IPTp-SP uptake Yes 86.4 (146) 1.1 (0.3–3.8) 0.866
No 93.8 (76) REF
χ 2; P value 3.05; 081

S. haematobium infection status Positive 90.6 (106) NA
Negative
87.2 (116)
χ 2; P value 0.71; 0.40

Coinfection status Presence
100 (38)
14.5E8 (0.0 - ) 0.998
Absence 86.8 (184) REF
χ 2; P-value 5.65; 0.017

#Adjusted OR using multivariate regression analysis.

NA: not applicable: variables with P > 0.2 in bivariate analysis were not included in multivariate analysis.