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Table 2 Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the study population in three hospitals of the Oromiya region, Ethiopia.

From: Tuberculosis and HIV co-infection: its impact on quality of life

Variables

TB/HIV coinfected patients (N = 124)

Number (%)

HIV patients (N = 467)

Number (%)

P-Value

Age in Years

   

   15-24

12(9.7)

42(9.0)

0.61

   25-34

53(42.7)

223(47.8)

 

   > = 35

59(47.6)

202(43.2)

 

Sex

   

   Male

62(50)

185(39.6)

0.03

   Female

62(50)

282(60.4)

 

Educational status

   

   Illiterate

30(24.2)

74(15.8)

0.03

   literate

94(75.8)

393(84.2)

 

Occupation

   

   Government employee

17(13.7)

52(10.9)

0.003

   Private employee

15(12.1)

84(18.0)

 

   Merchant

1(8.1)

69(14.8)

 

   Farmer

13(10.5)

32(6.9)

 

   Housewives

15(12.1)

79(17.0)

 

   Daily laborer

22(17.7)

93(20.0)

 

   No Job

32(25.8)

58(12.4)

 

WHO staging

  

0.001

   Stage II

13(10.6)

136(29.5)

 

   Stage III

96(78%)

259(56.2)

 

   Stage IV

14(11.4)

66(13.4)

 

CD4 lymphocyte count

   

   <200

46(57.5)

112(27.3)

0.001

   > = 200

34(42.5)

299(72.7)

 

On antiretroviral therapy

  

0.001

   Yes

93(75.6)

464(100)

 

   NO

30(24.4)

0

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