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. 2013 Nov 29;142(8):1678–1687. doi: 10.1017/S0950268813002902

Table 1.

Risk factors associated with presentation with Trichomonas vaginalis infection in English residents attending GUM clinics 2009–2011: women (n = 1 252 043)*

Variable Number (% T. vaginalis) Unadjusted OR (95% CI) Adjusted OR (95% CI) Adjusted P value
Age group (yr) <0·001
 <15 40 (0·3) 0·55 (0·40–0·75) 0·47 (0·34–0·64)
 15–19 1906 (16·0) 0·98 (0·93–1·04) 0·94 (0·88–0·99)
 20–24 2927 (24·5) 1·00 1·00
 25–29 2085 (17·5) 1·07 (1·01–1·13) 1·05 (0·99–1·11)
 30–34 1298 (10·9) 1·15 (1·08–1·23) 1·12 (1·05–1·20)
 35–39 1067 (8·9) 1·48 (1·38–1·59) 1·48 (1·37–1·59)
 40–44 1073 (9·0) 2·04 (1·90–2·19) 1·97 (1·83–2·12)
 45–49 858 (7·2) 2·46 (2·28–2·66) 2·38 (2·20–2·58)
 50–54 444 (3·7) 2·51 (2·27–2·78) 2·62 (2·36–2·90)
 55–59 135 (1·1) 1·63 (1·37–1·94) 1·93 (1·62–2·30)
 ⩾60 96 (0·8) 1·28 (1·04–1·57) 1·57 (1·28–1·93)
Ethnic group <0·001
 White 6204 (52·0) 1·00 1·00
 Mixed 964 (8·1) 3·82 (3·56–4·09) 3·01 (2·80–3·23)
 Black Caribbean 2362 (19·8) 8·56 (8·16–8·99) 4·23 (3·98–4·50)
 Black African 858 (7·2) 2·46 (2·29–2·64) 2·70 (2·45–2·99)
 Black other 725 (6·1) 6·79 (6·28–7·34) 4·13 (3·80–4·49)
 Asian 548 (4·6) 1·94 (1·78–2·12) 1·83 (1·66–2·00)
 Other 268 (2·3) 1·42 (1·26–1·61) 1·44 (1·27–1·64)
Region of birth <0·001
 UK 9414 (78·9) 1·00 1·00
 Europe (non-UK) 563 (4·7) 0·67 (0·61–0·72) 0·66 (0·60–0·72)
 Caribbean 862 (7·2) 6·53 (6·08–7·02) 1·27 (1·16–1·38)
 Sub-Saharan Africa 677 (5·7) 1·18 (1·09–1·28) 0·42 (0·38–0·46)
 Other 413 (3·5) 0·64 (0·59–0·71) 0·44 (0·40–0·49)
IMD score <0·001
 1 (most deprived) 5794 (48·6) 1·00 1·00
 2 3287 (27·6) 0·60 (0·57–0·62) 0·67 (0·64–0·70)
 3 1507 (12·6) 0·35 (0·33–0·37) 0·45 (0·43–0·48)
 4 838 (7·2) 0·23 (0·22–0·25) 0·34 (0·32–0·37)
 5 (least deprived) 503 (4·2) 0·16 (0·15–0·17) 0·25 (0·23–0·28)
Strategic Health Authority <0·001
 London 5326 (44·7) 1·00 1·00
 North East 136 (1·1) 0·15 (0·13–0·18) 0·26 (0·22–0·31)
 North West 1048 (8·8) 0·44 (0·41–0·47) 0·64 (0·60–0·69)
 Yorkshire and the Humber 1064 (8·9) 0·64 (0·60–0·69) 0·97 (0·90–1·04)
 East Midlands 785 (6·6) 0·66 (0·61–0·71) 1·06 (0·98–1·15)
 West Midlands 1497 (12·6) 1·02 (0·96–1·08) 1·15 (1·09–1·23)
 East of England 806 (6·8) 0·49 (0·45–0·53) 0·96 (0·89–1·04)
 South East 400 (3·4) 0·25 (0·22–0·27) 0·54 (0·49–0·60)
 South Central 384 (3·2) 0·28 (0·25–0·31) 0·61 (0·54–0·67)
 South West 483 (4·1) 0·37 (0·33–0·40) 0·73 (0·66–0·81)
Acute STI infection
 Chlamydia 1259 (10·6) 1·57 (1·48–1·67) 1·58 (1·49–1·68) <0·001
 Gonorrhoea 456 (3·8) 5·65 (5·13–6·22) 3·66 (3·30–4·05) <0·001
 Herpes 250 (2·1) 0·78 (0·69–0·88) 0·86 (0·76–0·98) 0·020
 Warts 311 (2·6) 0·46 (0·41–0·51) 0·62 (0·55–0·69) <0·001
Other vaginal condition
 Bacterial vaginosis 2054 (17·2) 1·65 (1·57–1·73) 1·14 (1·07–1·21) <0·001
 Candidiasis 1283 (10·8) 1·22 (1·15–1·29) 1·13 (1·07–1·18) <0·001

OR, Odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; IMD, Index of Multiple Deprivation.

*

Analysis based on first episode of T. vaginalis or first patient visit. Mixed ethnic group includes white and black Caribbean, white and black African, white and Asian and any other mixed background. Unadjusted and adjusted odds ratios calculated using logistic regression.

First episode of herpes.

First episode of warts.