Table 4.
Characteristics | Severe vitamin D deficiency | |||
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Yes n(%) | No n(%) | CORa (95% CI) | AORb (95% CI) | |
Sex | ||||
Male | 59(45) | 72(55) | 1.02(0.56–1.85) | |
Female | 29(44.6) | 36(55.4) | 1 | |
Age | ||||
<18 | 13(59.1) | 9(40.9) | 1 | |
18–30 | 45(38.8) | 71(61.2) | 2.27(0.90–5.76) | |
31–50 | 24(50) | 24(50) | 1.44(0.52–4.01) | |
>50 | 6(60) | 4(40) | 09.6(0.214.42) | |
BMI | ||||
<18.5 | 56(55.6) | 43(43.4) | 2.7(1.48–4.73)* | 2.13(1.02–3.28)* |
>18.5 | 32(33) | 65(67) | 1 | 1 |
TB status | ||||
TB positive | 67(53.2) | 59(46.8) | 2.5(1.36–4.52)* | 1.93(1.06–2.86) * |
TB negative | 21(30) | 49(70) | 1 | 1 |
Smoking | ||||
Yes | 19(59.4) | 13(40.6) | 0.48(0.08–2.8) | |
No | 69(42.1) | 95(57.9) | 1 | |
Residence | ||||
Urban | 69(60.5) | 45(39.5) | 0.194(0.05–0.8)* | 11.3(0.83–153.5) |
Rural | 19(23.2) | 63(76.8) | 1 | 1 |
BMI body mass index
Three variables namely, BMI being positive for TB and residence, with a p-values of <0.2 in the bivariate analysis were entered to a multivariable binary logistic regression analysis
*P < 0.05
aCrude Odds Ratio
bAdjusted Odds Ratio