Evaluation of Association between Vaginal Infections and High-Risk Human Papillomavirus Types in Female Sex Workers in Spain

Table 2

Characteristics of studied group: uivariate analysis.

	Bacterial vaginosis		Trichomonas vaginalis		Candida spp.
	OR	95% confidence interval	OR	95% confidence interval	OR	95% confidence interval
HPV 16	0.058	0.023–0.147	0.083	0.033–0.213	1.051	0.600–1.840
HPV 18	0.078	0.036–0.171	0.034	0.013–0.085	0.448	0.232–0.866
HPV 31	0.209	0.103–0.425	0.199	0.0093–0.423	1.292	0.701–2.381
HPV 33	0.157	0.075–0.326	0.207	0.097–0.443	1.169	0.620–2.203
HPV 35	0.122	0.056–0.266	0.113	0.050–0.253	1.232	0.608–2.496
HPV 39	0.071	0.032–0.158	0.026	0.010–0.067	0.831	0.424–1.628
HPV 45	0.246	0.122–0.542	0.210	0.093–0.474	0.644	0.311–1.337
HPV 51	0.461	0.224–0.950	0.376	0.176–0.803	1.169	0.620–2.203
HPV 52	0.168	0.082–0.347	0.169	0.078–0.367	1.166	0.650–2.090
HPV 56	0.428	0.207–0.886	0.350	0.163–0.750	1.186	0.624–2.256
HPV 58	0.256	0.126–0.522	0.224	0.105–0.476	1.573	0.832–2.971
HPV 59	0.262	0.105–0.658	0.197	0.077–0.504	0.599	0.250–1.436
HPV 66	0.022	0.008–0.058	0.005	0.001–0.018	1.023	0.504–2.074
HPV 68	0.012	0.003–0.045	0.021	0.007–0.060	1.001	0.465–2.156

We have demonstrated a stronger association between bacterial vaginosis versus Trichomonas vaginales and high-risk human papillomavirus types.