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Table 3 Multivariable logistic regression analysis of factors associated with anemia among pregnant women (n = 217) in Butajira General Hospital, Southern Ethiopia, March 1–April 30, 2015

From: Burden and associated factors of anemia among pregnant women attending antenatal care in southern Ethiopia: cross sectional study

Variables

Total (n = 217) n (%)

Anaemia

AOR (95% CI)

p value

Yes (n = 60) n = (%)

No (n = 157) n = (%)

Residence

 Urban

168 (77.4)

40 (18.4)

128 (58.9)

0.167 (0.041–0.682)

0.013 *

 Rural

49 (22.6)

20 (9.2)

29 (13.3)

1r

History of Malaria prior to data collection time

 Yes

54 (24.9)

24 (11)

30 (13.8)

1r

0.525

 No

163 (75.1)

36 (16.5)

127 (58.5)

1.622 (0.365–7.211)

 

History of excess menstrual bleeding

 Yes

53 (24.4)

16 (7.3)

9 (4.1)

1r

<0.001 *

 No

164 (75.6)

44 (20.2)

148 (68.2)

0.028 (0.006–0.135)

ANC follow up

 Yes

171 (78.8)

24 (9.2)

147 (67.7)

0.082 (0.018–0.370)

<0.001 *

 No

46 (21.2)

36 (16.5)

10 (4.6)

1r

Consumption of AFS

 Yes

105 (48.4)

21 (9.6)

84 (38.7)

1.264 (0.365–4.380)

0.712

 No

112 (51.6)

39 (17.9)

73 (33.6)

1r

Inter pregnancy interval (years)

 <2

57 (26.3)

46 (21.1)

11 (5)

1r

0.016 *

 ≥2

108 (49.8)

5 (2.3)

103 (47.4)

0.133 (0.026–0.685)

Intestinal parasite

 Present

28 (12.9)

21 (9.6)

7 (3.2)

1r

0.121

 Absent

189 (87.1)

39 (17.9)

150 (69.1)

0.245 (0.042–1.450)

 
  1. 1r set as reference, AFS animal food sources
  2. * p < 0.05