Risk Factors for HIV/Syphilis Infection and Male Circumcision Practices and Preferences among Men Who Have Sex with Men in China

Table 2

HIV/syphilis infection, HIV prevention services and male circumcision practices and preferences among men who have sex with men in Chengdu, China, 2009.

Variables	𝑁 (%)	HIV (𝑁, %)	Prevalence (%)
Received HIV prevention services in the past year
Free condom
No	282 (49.5)	39 (51.3)	13.8
Yes	288 (50.5)	37 (48.7)	12.8
Refused/missing	0	0
Free lubricants
No	307 (53.4)	39 (51.3)	12.7
Yes	263 (46.1)	37 (48.7)	14.1
Refused/missing	0	0
Peer education
No	239 (41.9)	43 (56.6)	18.0
Yes	331 (58.1)	33 (43.4)	10.0
Refused/missing	0	0
STD test or treatment
No	412 (72.3)	62 (81.6)	15.0
Yes	158 (27.7)	14 (18.4)	8.8
Refused/missing	0	0
HIV counseling or testing
No	303 (53.2)	51 (67.1)	16.8
Yes	267 (46.8)	25 (32.9)	9.4
Refused/missing	0	0
HIV/AIDS knowledge booklet
No	248 (43.5)	45 (59.2)	18.1
Yes	322 (56.5)	31 (40.8)	9.6
Refused/missing	0	0
Male circumcision
Been circumcised
No	504 (88.4)	67 (88.2)	13.3
Yes	66 (11.6)	9 (11.8)	13.6
Refused/missing	0	0
Genital examination results
Be circumcised	66 (11.6)	9 (11.8)	13.6
Phimosis	6 (1.1)	2 (2.6)	33.3
Redundant foreskin	164 (28.8)	19 (25.0)	11.6
Paraphimosis	66 (11.6)	7 (9.2)	10.6
Normal	268 (47.0)	39 (51.3)	14.6
Refused/missing	0	0