Table 4

 Association between Mycoplasma genitalium and clinical findings, according to whether vaginal discharge had been noted. The baseline category consists of FSW who were negative for NG, CT, MG, and TV

No vaginal dischargeVaginal discharge presentp Value, test for interaction
NG− CT− MG− TV−MG+OR (95% CI)NG− CT− MG− TV−MG+OR (95% CI)
*p<0.05; **p<0.001.
†Presence of a yellow cervical exudate (“swab test”).
Cervical discharge
    Yes24 (7.1%)33 (20.1%)3.38 (11.8%)5 (9.4%)0.80.03
    No316131(1.8 to 6.1)**6048(0.2 to 2.9)
Pus on cervical swab†
    Yes20 (6.0%)29 (18.0%)3.58 (14.5%)5 (11.1%)0.7
    No316132(1.8 to 6.7)**4740(0.2 to 2.8)0.02
Bleeding after sampling
    Yes8 (2.4%)18 (11.0%)5.25 (7.2%)8 (15.1%)2.30.27
    No332145(2.0 to 13.4)**6445(0.6 to 8.8)
Inflammatory cervix
    Yes23 (6.8%)31 (19.0%)3.213 (19.1%)9 (17.3%)0.90.02
    No317132(1.7 to 6.0)**5543(0.3 to 2.5)
Cervical motion tenderness
    Yes27 (7.9%)27 (16.5%)2.316 (23.2%)12 (22.6%)1.00.10
    No313137(1.2 to 4.2)*5341(0.4 to 2.5)