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Table 2 Psychosocial, clinical and medication adherence related characteristics of respondents public Hospitals Bale zone, Southeast, Ethiopia, 2021 (n = 554)

From: Prevalence of depression and associated factors among people living with HIV/AIDS in public hospitals of Southeast Ethiopia

Variables

Frequency(n = 554)

Percent (%)

Living condition

 Alone

91

16.4

 With my wife

276

49.8

 With family

166

30

 Others

21

3.8

Lost job due to HIV

 Yes

156

28.2

 No

398

71.8

Opportunistic disease

 no

473

85.4

 Toxoplasma

15

2.7

 Fungus

21

3.8

 TB

34

6.1

 Othersa

11

2

BMI category

 < 18.5

110

19.9

 18.5–24.99

395

71.3

 25–29.99

46

8.3

 >  = 30

3

0.5

Source of infection

 Blood contact

95

17.1

 Unsafe sexual intercourse

212

38.3

 I do not know

239

43.1

 Othersb

8

1.4

Comorbidities

 No

480

86.6

 Diabetes mellitus

17

3.1

 Hypertension

27

4.9

 Othersc

30

5.4

Substance use

 Khat

89

16.1

 Alcohol

137

24.7

 Cigarettes

41

7.4

 I do not use any

287

51.8

Family member with HIV

 <  = 2

501

90.4

 3–5

53

9.6

HIV related stigma

 Yes

377

68.1

 No

177

31.9

Social support

 Poor social support

381

68.8

 Good social support

173

31.2

WHO clinical stage

 Stage I

438

79.1

 Stage II

68

12.3

 Stage III

45

8.1

 Stage IV

3

0.5

CD4 count current

 < 200

60

10.8

 200–349

133

24

 350–499

178

32.1

 >  = 500

183

33

Adherence to medication

 Poor adherent

107

19.3

 Good adherent

447

80.7

Drug side effect

 Yes

154

27.8

 No

400

72.2

Drug regimen

 First line

447

80.7

 Second line

107

19.3

Duration on HAART (in month)

 < 12

16

2.9

 13–24

28

5.1

 >  = 25

510

92

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