Research Article

Pattern and Determinants of Antiretroviral Drug Adherence among Nigerian Pregnant Women

Table 5

Factors associated with good adherence among the respondents.

FactorsAdherent respondents (%) 𝑁 = 1 3 7 Nonadherent respondents (%) 𝑁 = 3 3 OR (95% CI) 𝑃 value

Age (years)
(i) <202 (1.5)01.00
(ii) 20–35123 (89.8)28 (84.9)1.00
(iii) ≥3512 (8.8)5 (15.1)2.56 (0.85–7.85)0.08
Number of living children
(i) 042 (30.7)9 (27.3)0.82 (0.28–2.44)0.88
(ii) 1–257 (41.6)10 (30.3)1.00
(iii) >238 (27.7)14 (42.4)2.10 (0.78–5.75)0.17
Marital status
(i) Married119 (86.9)12 (36.4)(1.13–6.79) 0.23
(ii) Not married18 (13.1)21 (63.6)1.00
Occupation
(i) Unemployed28 (20.4)12 (36.4)1.00
(ii) Employed/Working109 (79.6)21 (63.6)0.45 (0.18–1.11)0.09
Educational level completed
(i) Less than secondary26 (19.0)6 (18.2)1.00
(ii) At least Secondary111 (81.0)27 (81.8)1.05 (0.36–3.18)0.89
HIV status disclosure
(i) Disclosed131 (95.6)16 (48.5)(3.06–23.6) 0.000
(ii) Not disclosed6 (4.4)17 (51.5)1.00
Previous PMTCT experience
(i) Yes31 (22.6)3 (9.0)2.92 (0.78–12.92)0.13
(ii) No106 (77.4)30 (91.0)1.00
Knowledge of HIV and ART
(i) Good124 (90.5)22 (66.7)4.77 (1.73–13.22)0.001
(ii) Poor13 (9.5)11 (33.3)1.00
Has treatment supporter
Yes85 (62.0)10 (30.3)3.76 (1.55–9.26)0.002
No52 (38.0)23 (69.7)1.00