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Table 2 Demographic, behavioral, and clinical characteristics of men with Urethral Discharge Syndrome in Kampala, Uganda

From: High burden of untreated syphilis, drug resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae, and other sexually transmitted infections in men with urethral discharge syndrome in Kampala, Uganda

 

Total

N

250

Age/sexual behaviors/alcohol

 Age

24.0 [22.0, 32.0]*

 Condom use

  Always

1 (0.4%)

  Sometimes

149 (59.6%)

  Never

100 (40.0%)

 Condom use with someone of unknown or different HIV status past 6 mos, No

150 (60.5%)

 Transactional sex in past 6 months, Yes

154 (61.6%)

 Sex with women only

238 (95.2%)

  Condomless sex past 12 mos

236 (94.4%)

 Sex with both women and/or men

12 (4.8%)

  Condomless sex past 12 mos

10 (4.0%)

 Number of sex partners Past 2 months

2.0 [1.0,2.0]

 Sexual activity since symptoms began

  Yes, with condom

10 (4.0%)

  Yes, without condom

54 (21.8%)

 Partner informed of symptoms

  Yes

103 (41.2%)

  Planning to inform partner of diagnosis, Yes

183 (76.2%)

 Alcohol use, Yes

  In past 6 mos

121 (48.4%)

  Before sex in past 6 mos

68 (56.7%)

  Intoxicated before sex in past 6 mos

35 (29.2%)

Symptoms

 Number of episodes of UDS in past 6 months

1.0 [1.0,2.0]*

  0

6 (2.4%)

  1–2

226 (90.4%)

  3

18 (7.2%)

 Symptom duration

  < 6 days

104 (41.6%)

  ≥ 6 days

146 (58.4%)

  1. *Median [IQR], mos months