Table 3 Associations between socio-demographic and psychosocial factors and health conditions. N = 883.

Respondent's age group

   17–29

5.6 (11)

1

15.2 (30)

1

1.5 (3)

1

   30–60

13.7 (94)

2.70 (1.42–5.16)

23.8 (163)

1.75 (1.14–2.68)

4.1 (28)

2.77 (0.83–9.21)

Respondent's education

Higher education

10.5 (73)

1

20.7 (144)

1

2.4 (17)

1

Primary school

16.9 (32)

1.73 (1.11–2.72)

25.9 (49)

1.34 (0.92–1.94)

7.4 (14)

3.19 (1.54–6.59)

Husband's age group

   20–29

9.3 (10)

1

16.7 (18)

1

2.8 (3)

1

   30–77

12.0 (91)

1.34 (0.67–2.66)

22.2 (168)

1.42 (0.83–2.43)

3.6 (27)

1.29 (0.39–4.34)

Husband's education

Higher education

11.5 (83)

1

21.0 (152)

1

3.2 (23)

1

Primary school

13.8 (22)

1.24 (0.75–2.06)

25.8 (41)

1.31 (0.88–1.95)

5.0 (8)

1.62 (0.71–3.68)

Husband's SES

   Professional

9.4 (16)

1

18.1 (31)

1

2.3 (4)

1

   Semi-skilled and unskilled

10.8 (62)

1.18 (0.66–2.10)

21.6 (124)

1.25 (0.81–1.93)

3.3 (19)

1.43 (0.48–4.27)

Household income

Higher income

(USD 424.8–5,000)

7.9 (42)

1

16.2 (86)

1

1.9 (10)

1

Lower income

(USD 0.1–424.7)

17.8 (62)

2.52 (1.66–3.82)

30.1 (105)

2.23 (1.61–3.08)

6.0 (21)

3.34 (1.55–7.17)

Husband has > 1 wife/partner

   No

9.4 (67)

1

18.5 (131)

1

2.8 (20)

1

   Yes

24.6 (32)

3.13 (1.96–5.02)

41.5 (54)

3.14 (2.11–-4.67)

7.7 (10)

2.88 (1.31–6.29)

Respondents' experience of past-year physical or sexual violence

   No

10.1 (81)

1

19.2 (154)

1

3.0 (24)

1

   Yes

29.6 (24)

3.75 (2.21–6.36)

48.1 (39)

3.91 (2.44–6.25)

8.6 (7)

3.07 (1.28–7.36)

Respondents' experience of controlling behaviour

   No (0 point)

9.6 (74)

1

19.8 (152)

1

2.5 (19)

1

   Yes (1–6 points)

27.2 (31)

3.51 (2.18–5.65)

36.0 (41)

2.28 (1.50–3.48)

10.5 (12)

4.64 (2.19–9.85)