FGS and HPV
FGS, FGS-HPV co-infection, HPV infection
HPV INFECTION
There is a lower tendency for FGS-HPV co-infection among the age group 25 to 34 (APR = 0.55; 95% Women in the peri-urban community MVY had less FGS-HPV co-infection and a higher APR in the rural community AKZ, when compared to the rural community ATA (Additional file Compared with those who had no primary education revealed an APR of 1.25 (95% Alcohol consumption showed no association when compared to no consumption of alcohol, and a higher prevalence when smoking when referred to no smoking.Farmer women were more likely to be positive for FGS and HPV infection compared to non-farmer women of the sample. Older age groups, tended to have low associations with FGS-HPV co-infection, and an increased number of gynaecological symptoms also revealed to be non-specific for FGS-HPV co-infection, with more than three symptoms showing lower APR.