Analysis of influencing factors of hyperglycemia in HIV-infected patients after antiretroviral therapy
Objective To explore the incidence of hyperglycemia and its influencing factors in HIV-infected patients after antiretroviral therapy(ART).Methods A total of 1 000 HIV-infected individuals in Beijing You'an Hospital,Capital Medical University from May 2016 to May 2021 were selected and divided into case group(n=121)and control group(n=879)based on whether hyperglycemia occurred after ART.The influencing factors of hyperglycemia in HIV-infected individuals after ART was analyzed by multivariate logistic regression,and a risk factor prediction model was established.Results Among the 1 000 HIV-infected patients,there were 987 males and 13 females,aged from 19 to 81 years,with an average of(36.6±11.2)years.The incidence of hyperglycemia after ART in HIV-infected individuals was 12.10%.The multivariate logistic regression analysis results showed that older age(OR=1.036,95%CI:1.013-1.442,P=0.002),higher BMI(OR=1.208,95%CI:1.074-1.636,P<0.001),family history of diabetes(OR=2.427,95%CI:2.287-2.725,P<0.001),shorter weekly exercise time(OR=0.053,95%CI:0.003-0.095,P=0.016),and lower CD4+T lymphocyte count(OR=0.268,95%CI:0.035-0.486,P=0.018)were associated with a higher likelihood of hyperglycemia.The prediction model was logit(Y)=7.396+0.302×age+0.729×BMI+0.355×family history-0.006×weekly exercise time-1.227×CD4+.The ROC curve analysis showed that the AUC for predicting hyperglycemia after ART in HIV-infected individuals was 0.927(95%CI:0.910-0.944,P<0.001),with a sensitivity of 0.8702,specificity of 0.9533,positive predictive value of 0.9022,and negative predictive value of 0.9351.Conclusions The incidence of hyperglycemia after ART in HIV-infected patients is high,of which age,BMI,and family history are independent risk factors,while weekly exercise time and CD4+T lymphocyte count are independent protective factors.The constructed risk factor prediction model has higher predictive value for hyperglycemia occurrence after ART in HIV-infected patients.
HIV-infected patientsantiretroviral therapy(ART)hyperglycemiainfluence factorpredictive value