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. 2019 May 22;10:306. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00306

Table 2.

Multiple binary logistic regression on the association between smoking and sexual dissatisfaction in methadone-maintained heroin-dependent patients, controlling for socio-demographic and clinical factors.

Variables OR(95%CI) P
Current smoking No 1
Yes 1.95(1.06,3.60) 0.026
Sex* Male 1
Female 0.39(0.23,0.65) <0.001
Age (years) ≤39 1
>39 2.31(1.49,3.59) <0.001
Education years Primary school and below 1
Junior middle school 0.98(0.50,1.94) 0.963
Senior high school and above 0.53(0.26,1.10) 0.087
Marital status** Married 1
Non-married 1.18(0.91,1.52) 0.216
Employment Yes 1
No 3.63(2.35,5.60) <0.001
Route of heroin administration Smoking 1
Injection 2.22(1.21,4.08) 0.011
Duration of heroin use (years) ≤10 1
>10 1.08(0.70,1.69) 0.72
Methadone dosage (mg/d) <70 1
≥70 1.13(0.90,1.63) 0.087
MMT duration (months) ≤24 1
>24 1.35(0.87,2.10) 0.182
Depressive symptoms No 1
Yes 2.58(1.67,4.00) <0.001

*Collected via self-report, confirmed by patients’ treating psychiatrists, who had performed the physical examination for patients.

**“Married” included married and remarried; “Non-married” included never-married, separated, cohabitating, divorced, and widowed.