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Table 3 Prevalence of anaemia as affected by sociodemographic and clinical factors in HIV positive and HIV negative participants

From: Malaria parasite prevalence and Haematological parameters in HIV seropositive patients attending the regional hospital Limbe, Cameroon: a hospital-based cross-sectional study

Categories

HIV Positive

HIV Negative

Overall

n

Anaemia prevalence (n)

χ2

P

n

Anaemia prevalence (n)

χ2

P

N

Anaemia prevalence (n)

χ2

P

Gender

 Female

238

64.7(154)

31.9

61

49.2(30)

5.16

299

61.5(184)

39.4

 Male

71

26.8(19)

0.001*

41

26.8(11)

0.02*

112

26.8(3 + 0)

< 0.001*

Age group (years)

  ≤ 25

11

54.5(6)

1.15

48

52.1(25)

5.37

59

52.5(31)

0.34

 26–40

156

59.0(92)

0.56

35

28.6(10)

0.07

191

53.4(102)

0.84

  > 40

142

52.8(75)

 

19

31.6(6)

 

161

50.3(81)

 

Malaria status

 Malaria positive

24

79.2(19)

5.67

34

47.1(16)

0.99

58

60.3(35)

1.85

 Malaria negative

285

54.0(154)

0.01

68

36.9(25)

0.22

353

50.7(79)

0.11

Fever status

 Febrile

16

56.2(9)

0.001

18

55.6(10)

χ2 = 2.14

34

55.9(19)

0.21

 Afebrile

293

56.0(164)

0.50

84

36.9(31)

P = 0.11

377

51.7(195)

0.38

ARV use

 Yes

292

55.5(162)

0.55

   

292

55.5(162)

0.55

 No

17

64.7(11)

0.31

   

17

64.7(11)

0.31

Duration on ARV

  < 12 months

33

63.6(21)

0.86

   

33

63.6(21)

0.86

 12–35 months

82

56.1(46)

0.42

   

82

56.1(46)

0.42

  ≥ 36 months

191

55.0(105)

    

191

55.0(105)

 

CD4T-cell (cells/μl)

  < 200

41

73.2(30)

3.78

   

41

73.2(30)

3.78

 200–499

71

60.6(43)

0.05

   

71

60.6(43)

0.05

  ≥ 500

61

54.1(33)

    

61

54.1(33)

 
  1. * statistically significant P value