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Table 3 Factors associated with depression among patients with TB at Wolaita Sodo University Hospital and Sodo Health Center, SNNPRS, Ethiopia, 2014

From: Prevalence and correlates of depression and anxiety among patients with tuberculosis at WolaitaSodo University Hospital and Sodo Health Center, WolaitaSodo, South Ethiopia, Cross sectional study

Explanatory Variables

Depression

COR,95 % (CI)

AOR,95 % (CI)

Yes

No

Age n = 417

 

 18–24 years

27

61

1

1

 25–49 years

129

162

1.79, (1.08, 2.99)

0.78(0.30, 2.03)

 > = 50 years

25

13

4.34, (1.94, 9.76)

1.09 (0.20, 5.92)

Educational status n = 417

 

 No formal education

48

30

3.20, (1.71, 5.99)

2.92 (0.91, 9.35)

 Primary education

59

70

1.68, (0.97, 2.93)

2.58 ( 0.95 ,6.96)

 Secondary education

43

74

1.16, (0.66, 2.06)

1.50 (0.57, 3.94)

 Higher education

31

62

1

1

Classification n = 417

    

 Pulmonary TB

150

137

3.49, (2.19, 5.57)

1.68(0.97, 4.17)

 Extra-pulmonary TB

31

99

1

1

Phase of treatment

    

 Intensive phase

127

143

1.53, (1.01, 2.31)

0.59 (0.29,1.23)

 Continuous phase

54

93

1

1

Co-morbid chronic illness

    

 HIV/AIDS

34

15

3.83, (2.01, 7.29)

5.90(2.34, 15.93)**

 Other chronic illness

19

5

6.41, (2.34, 17.59)

1.07 (0.37, 3.07)

 No chronic illness

128

216

1

1

 Good social support

    

Yes

29

200

1

1

 No

152

36

29.12, (17.10, 49.59)

18.06(11.21, 25.45)*

Perceived TB Stigma

    

 Yes

148

29

32.01, (18.62, 55.02)

10.86(10.26, 23.47)*

 No

33

207

1

1

  1. *significant association (p-value < 0.05) ** significant association (p-value < 0.01) Substance use = khat, cigarette and/or alcohol use .Other chronic illness = hypertension, renal diseases, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes