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Table 5 Factors associated with the prevalence of hepatitis B virus infection among adult intrafamilial household contacts of pregnant women index cases attending antenatal care clinics in the central Ethiopia region, 2023 (n = 370)

From: Prevalence of hepatitis B virus infection and associated factors among adults intrafamilial household contacts attending antenatal care clinics in the Central Ethiopian region: from pregnant women index cases

Variable

Hepatitis B virus surface antigen

Negative, n (%)

Positive, n (%)

COR (95%CI)

AOR (95%CI)

P value

Sex

     

Male

158(48.3)

9(20.9)

0.28(0.13,0.61)

0.09(0.03,0.37) *

0.001

Female

169(51.7)

34(79.1)

1

1

 

Family Size

     

Small family (1–3)

106(32.4)

11(25.6)

0.86(0.41,1.82)

0.81(0.26,2.57)

0.723

Medium family (4–6)

199(60.9)

24(55.8)

1

1

 

Large family (≥ 7)

22(6.7)

8(18.6)

3.02(1.210,7.516)

4.3(1.34,13.98) *

0.015

Duration of stay with index case

     

≥ 6 months

268(82)

32(74.4)

1

1

 

< 6 months

59(18)

11(25.6)

0.46(0.17,1.06)

0.30(0.11,0.81) *

0.017

Genital discharge

     

Yes

110(33.6)

25(58.1)

2.74(1.43,5.24)

3.14(1.60,6.15) *

0.001

No

217(66.4)

18(41.9)

1

1

 

Unsafe sex

     

Yes

54(16.5)

13(30.2)

2.19(1.07,4.47)

2.37(1.13,4.97) *

0.023

No

273(83.5)

30(69.8)

1

1

 

History of mortality due to hepatitis in family

     

Yes

17(5.2)

6(14)

2.96(1.10,7.97)

3.03(1.09,8.42) *

0.034

No

310(94.8)

37(86)

1

1

 
  1. Where: COR is the crude odds ratio, AOR is the adjusted odds ratio, 1 is the reference, and * is the variable significance at a p-value < 0.05 in the multivariable analysis