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Table 3 HIV prevalence rate (per 100) among children by 24 months according to selected characteristics

From: Incidence, prevalence and associated factors of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, among children exposed to maternal HIV, in Belgaum district, Karnataka, India

Characteristics

Number of exposed babies

Number of infected babies

Prevalence rate

95% CI

Age of mother at pregnancy

  < 20

23

1

4.35

0.61

30.87

 20–24

204

15

7.35

4.43

12.20

 25–29

191

14

7.33

4.34

12.38

 30+

69

8

11.59

5.80

23.18

Education of mother

 Illiterate

169

15

8.88

5.35

14.72

 Primary school

98

7

7.14

3.41

14.98

 Above primary school

220

16

7.27

4.46

11.87

Working status of mother

 Not working

416

33

7.93

5.64

11.16

 Working

71

5

7.04

2.93

16.92

Know HIV positive status prior to pregnancy

 No

384

29

7.55

5.25

10.87

 Yes

101

9

8.91

4.64

17.13

Status of ART initiation by mother

 Not on ART

238

18

7.56

4.77

12.00

 Started ART more than 90 days prior to delivery

121

14

11.57

6.85

19.54

 Started ART within 90 days prior to delivery

83

4

4.82

1.81

12.84

 Started ART after delivery

45

2

4.44

1.11

17.77

Sex of the child

 Boy

249

22

8.84

5.82

13.42

 Girl

238

16

6.72

4.12

10.97

Status of Nevirapine administration

 Any one given Nevirapine

58

3

5.17

1.67

16.04

 Both, mother and baby given Nevirapine

404

29

7.18

4.99

10.33

 None given Nevirapine

25

6

24.00

10.78

53.42

Duration of breastfeeding

 Not breastfed

164

4

2.44

0.92

6.50

 1–26 weeks

240

23

9.58

6.37

14.42

 Above 26 weeks

82

11

13.41

7.43

24.22

Mode of delivery

 Vaginal

433

37

8.55

6.19

11.79

 Caesarean

54

1

1.85

0.26

13.15

Total

487

38

7.80

5.68

10.72