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Traditional intravaginal practices (intravaginal cleansing with cloth, n = 155; and intravaginal insertion, n = 145).

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posted on 2016-01-27, 05:26 authored by Suzanna C. Francis, Yanwen Hou, Kathy Baisley, Janneke van de Wijgert, Deborah Watson-Jones, Trong T. Ao, Carolina Herrera, Kaballa Maganja, Aura Andreasen, Saidi Kapiga, Gary R. Coulton, Richard J. Hayes, Robin J. Shattock

Bolded analytes represent associations with a p-value ≤0.05. (A) A comparison of analyte concentration ≥85% between samples from women who reported intravaginal cleansing with cloth and women who reported no intravaginal cleansing use or intravaginal cleansing with water alone (reference) using linear regression. (B) A comparison of analyte concentration <85% between samples from women who reported intravaginal cleansing with cloth and women who reported no intravaginal cleansing use or intravaginal cleansing with water alone (reference) using logistic regression. (C) A comparison of analyte concentration ≥85% between samples from women who reported intravaginal insertion and women who reported no intravaginal insertion (reference) using linear regression. (D) A comparison of analyte concentration <85% between samples from women who reported intravaginal insertion and women who reported no intravaginal insertion (reference) using logistic regression.