Serological Evidence of Hepatitis B and E and Dengue Coinfection in Chadian Patients and Impact on Lipidemia Profile

Table 2

Effect of the sociodemographic factors on HBV seroprevalence.

	Positive	Negative	Relative risk	Confidence interval	value
Gender
Male	30	81	2.297	1.159-4.717	0.0153
Female	8	60	1
Age (years)
18–25	3	43	1
26–32	9	38	2.936	0.9269-9.621	0.1196
33–39	11	20	5.441	1.797-17.11	0.0020
40-46	4	16	3.067	0.8192-11.28	0.1862
47-53	5	11	4.792	1.376-16.43	0.0222
54-60	6	6	7.667	2.357-24.64	0.0014
61-68	0	7	0.000	0.000-6.761	>0.9999
Professional situation
Students	6	43	1
Housewife	7	33	1.429	0.5410-3.775	0.5544
Traders	7	19	2.199	0.8442-5.648	0.1233
Civil servants	8	20	2.333	0.9252-5.858	0.1223
Independents	6	20	1.885	0.6924-5.021	0.3211
Farmers	4	6	3.267	1.096-8.701	0.0551
Marital status
Married	28	83	1.715	0.9154–3.315	0.1313
Single	10	58	1
Educational level
University	13	60	1
Secondary	9	28	1. 366	0.6431-2.814	0.4552
Primary	12	35	1.434	0.7197-2.822	0.3602
Unschooled	4	18	1.021	0.3699-2.567	>0.9999
Knowledge of the HBV status
Yes	3	23	1
No	35	118	0.5044	0.7488–5.901	0.2983
District of origin
1st	2	12	1.929	0.3614–9.987	0.5956
2nd	2	4	4.500	0.8642-21.14	0.1422
3rd	2	10	2.250	0.4228-11.50	0.5733
4th	2	3	5.400	1.047-324.59	0.1053
5th	3	5	5.063	1.123-21.90	0.0665
6th	7	14	4.500	1.199-17.87	0.0306
7th	9	30	3.115	0.8511-12.28	0.1772
8th	2	25	1
9th	3	14	2.382	0.5141-11.04	0.3590
10th	4	25	1.862	0.4325-8.27	0.6708

Note: italic value indicates ; statistically significant.