Table 2.

Hypertension prevalence by sex, age, and healthcare access (N=886).

	Crude N	Overall N with hypertension (%)	Men N with hypertension (%)	Women N with hypertension (%)	p-value men vs women
Overall (includes self-reported treatment from a clinic)	886	179 (20.3%)	66 (22.3%)	113 (18.9%)	0.425
Level 1 (includes only measured blood pressure)		108 (12.6%)	44 (15.4%)	64 (10.7%)	0.333
Level 2 (includes only measured blood pressure)		53 (6.2%)	19 (6.2%)	34 (6.1%)
Pre-hypertension (includes only measured blood pressure)		278 (27.5%)	115 (29.0%)	163 (26.4%)
Among those with measured hypertension, type	161
Both systolic and diastolic		69 (48.8%)	23 (45.2%)	46 (52.0%)	0.667
Systolic only		37 (20.5%)	16 (21.6%)	21 (19.5%)
Diastolic only		55 (30.7%)	24 (33.1%)	31 (28.5%)
Overall, age standardized to WHO world population		28.5%	29.6%	28.0%
Age
18-24	258	21 (7.1%)	9 (13.5%)	12 (3.7%)	0.013
25-30	212	35 (16.8%)	13 (16.4%)	22 (17.1%)	0.908
31-44	261	61 (23.9%)	21 (16.9%)	40 (30.1%)	0.089
≥45	155	62 (43.6%)	23 (48.8%)	39 (39.6%)	0.262
Healthcare access
Sought medical care in past year
Yes	300	72 (22.3%)	21 (26.6%)	51 (20.5%)	0.400
No	585	107 (19.2%)	45 (20.8%)	62 (17.9%)	0.458
Did not receive needed care in past six months
Yes	232	62 (28.9%)	19 (26.4%)	43 (30.4%)	0.565
No	654	117 (17.3%)	47 (21.0%)	70 (14.6%)	0.094