Research Article

A Retrospective Study of Incidence and Predictors on Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV among HIV-Exposed Infants in West Guji Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Table 4

Multivariate analysis of predictors of MTCT of HIV in public general hospitals of West Guji Zone, Oromia, Ethiopia, 2020 (n = 422).

VariablesCOR (95% CI) valueAOR (95% CI) value

ResidenceUrban1
Rural2.3 (0.67–5.21)0.2251.9 (.455–7.921).380
OccupationEmployed1
Unemployed2.7 (0.76–5.78)0.151.7 (.17–2.95)0.655
Time of enrolment to PMTCTBefore pregnancy on HAART1
During pregnancy2.2 (0.52–5.8).3654 (0.828–20.129).084
During L&D or after9.3 (2.24–23.9)0.0016.84 (1.316–42.743).018
Disclosure statusYes1
No4.6 (1.36–9.65)0.0103.2 (0.886–12.198)0.075
Last viral load during pregnancyUndetectable1
Detectable3.7 (1.10–8.09)0.0311.07 (.236–4.868)0.928
Nutritional status during pregnancyNot malnourished1
Malnourished4.7 (1.38–9.83)0.0091.6 (.406–6.583)0.490
Age of infant in weeks at enrolment≤6 weeks1
>6 weeks8.9 (2.59–19.1)0.0014.5 (1.102–16.1)0.029
Adherence of infant for PMTCTGood1
Fair3.8 (0.94–9.87).0633.9 (.860–17.58)0.078
Poor14.0 (3.27–38.26)0.0015.4 (1.010–27.24)0.047
Father’s enrolment to ARTYes1
No8.4 (2.34–18.57)0.0014.5 (1.187–15.724)0.026
The WHO clinical stage of mother at baselineMild stage
Advanced stage6.2 (1.85–13.24)0.0013.6 (1.146–16.842)0.047