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. 2021 Oct 28;1:142–149. doi: 10.1016/j.ijregi.2021.10.007

Table 2.

Risk factors associated with urinary tract infections

Total No. of UTI-positive patients (n = 90) Total No. of UTI-negative patients (n = 892)
Characteristics No. (%) No. (%) Odds ratio p-value
Age in years
< 60 42 (15.3) 232 (84.7) 0.417 0.003
≥ 60 48 (6.8) 660 (93.2)
Sex
Male 12 (5.7) 200 (94.3) 1.89 0.158
Female 78 (10.1) 692 (89.9)
Previous UTI
Positive 10 (15.7) 160 (84.2) 0.437 0.013
Negative 30 (7.6) 732 (92.4)
Hypertension
Positive 68 (24.3) 212 (75.7) 0.077 0.001
Negative 22 (3.1) 680 (96.9)
Kidney stone
Positive 4 (14.3) 24 (85.7) 0.595 0.062
Negative 86 (9.1) 868 (97.3)
Burning sensation
Positive 16 (17) 78 (8.7) 0.445 0.062
Negative 74 (8.4) 810 (91.6)
Frequent urination
Positive 58 (19.6) 119 (80.4) 0.189 0.001
Negative 32 (4.4) 347 (95.6)
Rush urine
Positive 42 (42.9) 28 (57.1) 0.077 0.001
Negative 48 (5.4) 418 (94.6)
Type of diabetes
Type1 16 (22.9) 27(77.1) 0.298 0.009
Type2 74 (8.1) 419 (91.9)
Duration of diabetes
< 5 yrs 40 (14.3) 120 (85.7) 0.46 0.013
> 5 yrs 50 (7.1) 326 (92.9)