Research Article

Prevalence and Knowledge of Hepatitis B Virus Infection among Pregnant Women in the Ningo-Prampram District, Ghana

Table 1

Association between sociodemographic factors and seroprevalence of HBsAg.

ParametersHBsAg positiveHBsAg negativeOR (95% CI) value

7 (3.29)206 (96.71)
Age
 <2015 (100.00)1<0.001
 20-29135 (100.00)0.11 (0.00–5.97)
 35-395 (9.09)50 (90.90)3.38 (0.18–64.54)
 ≥402 (25.00)6 (75.00)11.92 (0.5–284.30)
Residence
 Rural6 (3.16)184 (96.84)1.79 (0.21–15.22)0.751
 Urban1 (4.35)22 (95.65)1
Educational status
 None1 (3.13)31 (96.88)2.24 (0.08–57.43)0.618
 Basic3 (2.86)102 (97.14)1.60 (0.08–32.14)
 Secondary3 (5.66)50 (94.34)3.26 (0.16–65.64)
 Tertiary23 (100.00)1
Occupation
 None63 (100.00)0.35 (0.01–18.39)0.090
 Formal22 (100.00)1
 Informal7 (5.47)121 (94.53)2.78 (0.15–50.38)
Marital status
 Single26 (100.00)10.071
 Married7 (5.69)116 (94.31)3.41 (0.19–61.62)
 Cohabiting64 (100.00)0.41 (0.01–21.25)
Religion
 Christian7 (3.54)191 (96.46)10.760
 Muslim13 (100.00)0.95 (0.05–17.46)
 Traditional2 (100.00)5.11 (0.23–115.98)
Parity
 Primiparous72 (100.00)10.062
 Multiparous5 (4.13)116 (95.87)6.85 (0.37–125.65)
 Grand multiparous2 (10.00)18 (90.00)19.59 (0.90–425.94)
Gestational period
 1st trimester33 (100.00)10.458
 2nd trimester3 (3.26)89 (96.74)2.62 (0.13–52.09)
 3rd trimester4 (4.55)84 (95.45)3.57 (0.19–68.11)

Data is presented as figure and percentage in parentheses. No positive case recorded. value significant at <0.05.