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Table 1 Characteristics of PLHIV by hypertension status

From: Hypertension among persons living with HIV/AIDS and its association with HIV-related health factors

Variables

Hypertension

p-value

Yes (n = 63)

No (n = 299)

Gender

0.883

 Male

14 (22.2%)

69 (23.1%)

 

 Female

49 (77.8%)

230 (76.9%)

 

Age

 < 0.001

  < 50 years

20 (31.8%)

183 (61.2%)

 

 50 years

43 (68.2%)

116 (38.8%)

 

Education level

0.430

 Less than high school

29 (46%)

154 (51.5%)

 

 High school and above

34 (54%)

145 (48.5%)

 

Marital status

0.424

 Married

28 (44.4%)

121 (40.5%)

 

 Single

25 (39.7)

108 (36.1%)

 

 Divorced/separated

10 (15.9%)

70 (23.4%)

 

History of comorbid medical condition

 < 0.001

 Yes

63 (100%)

29 (9.7%)

 

 No

0 (0%)

270 (90.3%)

 

Smoking status

0.176

 Smoker

19 (30.2%)

64 (21.4%)

 

 Non-smoker

44 (69.8%)

235 (78.6%)

 

BMI category

0.004

 Underweight

3 (4.8%)

17 (5.7%)

 

 Normal

20 (31.8%)

156 (52.2%)

 

 Overweight

19 (30.1%)

79 (26.4%)

 

 Obese

21 (33.3%)

47 (15.7%)

 

HIV type

0.567

 Type 1

61 (96.8%)

193 (98%)

 

 Type 2

2 (3.2%)

6 (2%)

 

Duration of HIV diagnosis

0.521

  < 2 years

2 (3.2%)

24 (8%)

 

 2–5 years

9 (14.3%)

50(16.7%)

 

 5–10 years

22 (38.1%)

104 (34.8%)

 

  > 10 years

28 (44.4%)

121 (40.5%)

 

Duration on ART

0.319

 < 10 years

33 (52.4%)

177 (59.2%)

 

 10 years

30 (47.6%)

122 (40.8%)

 

HIV viral load

0.667

 \(\le\)1000 cp/ml

59 (93.7%)

284(95%)

 

  > 1000 cp/ml

4 (6.4%)

15(5%)

 

ART adherence rate

0.456

 95%

16 (25.4%)

90 (30.1%)

 

  > 95%

47 (74.6%)

209 (69.9%)

 

ART regimen

0.715

 NNRTI-based

47 (74.6%)

234 (78.3%)

 

 INSTI-based

13 (20.6%)

49 (16.4%)

 

 PI-based

3 (4.8%)

16 (5.3%)

 
  1. p-values for differences in baseline characteristics between the 2 groups by hypertension status