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Table 3 Factors associated with proteinuria

From: Renal abnormalities and its associated factors among school-aged children living in Schistosoma mansoni endemic communities in Northwestern Tanzania

Variable

Yes (n, %)

No (n, %)

Univariate, OR [95% CI]

p value

Multivariate, OR [95% CI]

p value

Age

 6–9 years

55 (13.7)

348 (86.4)

1.0

   

 10–13 years

16 (15.4)

88 (84.6)

1.2 [0.6–2.1]

0.649

0.8 [0.4–1.6]

0.520

Sex

 Female

29 (11.4)

225 (88.6)

1.0

   

 Male

42 (16.6)

211 (83.4)

1.5 [0.9–2.6]

0.094

1.5 [0.9–2.5]

0.129

Water source

 Tap

26 (12.8)

177 (87.2)

1.0

   

 Lake water

45 (14.8)

259 (85.2)

1.2 [0.7–2.0]

0.526

1.1 [0.6–2.1]

0.694

Contact to lake within 1 week

 No

11 (14.0)

69 (86.0)

1.0

   

 Yes

60 (14.0)

367 (86.0)

1.0 [0.5–2.0]

0.943

0.9 [0.4–2.1]

0.831

Schistosomiasis by cca

 No

7 (3.9)

174 (96.1)

1.0

   

 Yes

64 (19.6)

262 (80.4)

6.1 [2.7–13.6]

< 0.001

4.9 [2.1–11.2]

< 0.001

RBCs in urine

 No RBCs

53 (11.3)

417 (88.7)

1.0

   

 RBCs in urine

18 (48.6)

19 (51.4)

7.4 [3.7–15.1]

< 0.001

5.3 [2.5–11.2]

< 0.001

Malaria

 Negative

63 (15.0)

356 (85.0)

1.0

   

 Positive

8 (9.9)

80 (90.1)

0.6 [0.3–1.2]

0.149

0.8 [0.3–1.7]

0.528

Nutrition status

 Normal

55 (13.5)

352 (86.5)

1.0

   

 Moderate malnutrition

10 (15.2)

56 (84.9)

1.1 [0.6–2.4]

0.720

1.0 [0.4–2.1]

0.967

 Severe malnutrition

6 (17.7)

28 (82.3)

1.4 [0.5–3.5]

0.504

1.0 [0.3–2.8]

0.992

Haematobium

 Negative

68 (14.0)

431 (86.0)

1.0

   

 Positive

3 (37.5)

5 (86.0)

3.8 [0.9–16.3]

0.072

3.5 [0.6–19.8]

0.173