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Table 3 Bivariate and multivariate logistic regressions for risk factors of hypertension among adults in pastoral communities in Monduli District, Tanzania, 2020 (n = 510)

From: Prevalence and determinants of hypertension among pastoralists in Monduli District, Arusha region in Tanzania: a cross-sectional study

 

Hypertension (n = 131)

Crude OR (n = 510)

Adjusted OR (n = 510)

Variables

n(%)

OR (95% CI)

AOR(95% CI)

Age

 18–29

25(19.1)

Ref

Ref

 30–39

20(15.3)

1.83(0.95–3.51)

2.11(1.02–4.36)*

 40–59

48(36.6)

3.52(2.1–6.09)***

3.34(1.75–6.37)***

 Above 60

38(29)

4.92(2.71–8.91)***

4.1(1.82–8.02)***

Gender

 Female

65(49.6)

Ref

Ref

 Male

66(50.4)

1.2(0.8–1.77)

1.75(1.06–2.88)*

Monthly income (Tsh)

 No income

47(35.9)

Ref

Ref

  < 50,000

32(24.4)

0.56(0.33–0.95)*

0.47(0.25–0.91)*

 50,000-200,000

16(12.2)

0.37(1.9–0.71)**

0.45(0.21–1.49)

  > 200,000

36(27.5)

0.81(0.48–1.36)

0.79(0.43–1.49)

Body Mass Index (BMI)

 Underweight

7(5.3)

Ref

Ref

 Normal

42(32.1)

1.06(0.44–2.56)

1.34(0.47–3.42)

 Overweight or Obese

50(38.2)

3.33(1.37–8.09)**

2.72(1.27–7.1)*

Abdominal Obesity

 Normal

59(45.1)

Ref

Ref

 Obesity

72(54.9)

2.59(1.73–3.89)***

1.56(0.95–2.59)

Sedentary time per day (hours)

 No

48(36.6)

Ref

Ref

 1 to 2

32(24.4)

0.87(0.52–1.46)

1.36(0.63–2.16)

 3 to 5

13(9.9)

0.36(0.18–0.71)**

0.52(0.24–1.13)

  ≥ 6

38(29)

2.1(1.2–3.5)**

3.19(1.61–6.32)**

Physical activity category (PA)

 Low

72(54.9)

Ref

Ref

 Moderately

24(18.3)

0.823(0.47–1.42)

0.87(0.44–1.72)

 High

35(26.7)

0.45(0.28–0.72)**

0.55(0.31–0.96)*

Consumption of cereals

 No

18(13.7)

Ref

Ref

 Yes

113(86.3)

0.24(0.11–0.5)***

0.42(0.18–1.07)

Consumption of fatty foods

 No

87(66.4)

Ref

Ref

 Yes

44(33.6)

1.33(0.86–2.03)

2.23(1.275–3.93)**

Consumption of fruits

 No

117(89.3)

Ref

Ref

 Yes

14(10.7)

0.51(0.27–0.94)*

0.37(0.18–0.77)**

  1. *P < .05, **P < .01, ***P < 0.001; CI confidence interval, OR Odd ratio. Only variables significantly associated with hypertension in the multivariate logistic regression were shown