Research Article

Positive Association between Hemoglobin Concentration and Blood Pressure in Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study Based on Rafsanjan Cohort Study

Table 3

Cross-sectional association between hemoglobin concentrations and HTN at baseline.

Baseline hemoglobin concentration (g/dL)No. of peopleOdds ratio (95% confidence interval) for rising BP
Model 1Model 2Model 3Model 4#

Men
 <14.39771.001.001.001.00
 14.3–14.910130.850 (0.669–1.080)1.006 (0.777–1.303)1.063 (0.817–1.383)1.096 (0.837–1.434)
 15.0–15.59790.777 (0.608–0.993)0.926 (0.710–1.208)1.004 (0.766–1.316)1.072 (0.813–1.413)
 ≥15.614270.691 (0.550–0.868)0.801 (0.625–1.026)0.869 (0.674–1.120)0.939 (0.725–1.217)
 Continuous (per 1 g/dL)43960.895 (0.833–0.963)0.921 (0.852–0.995)0.946 (0.874–1.024)0.971 (0.895–1.053)
Women
 <12.611751.001.001.001.00
 12.6–13.09640.988 (0.811–1.205)0.897 (0.716–1.124)0.901 (0.715–1.135)0.904 (0.714–1.146)
 13.1–13.613061.176 (0.982–1.407)0.912 (0.742–1.120)0.935 (0.757–1.155)0.961 (0.775–1.192)
 ≥13.715571.665 (1.407–1.971)1.152 (0.949–1.398)1.229 (1.006–1.501)1.302 (1.061–1.596)
 Continuous (per 1 g/dL)50021.311 (1.227–1.400)1.116 (1.035–1.203)1.151 (1.064–1.244)1.185 (1.094–1.283)
Total
Q125731.001.001.001.00
Q223221.077 (0.946–1.226)0.974 (0.841–1.128)1.013 (0.872–1.177)1.045 (0.897–1.217)
Q323090.870 (0.761–0.994)1.202 (1.017–1.421)1.289 (1.086–1.529)1.363 (1.145–1.623)
Q421940.546 (0.471–0.633)1.134 (0.922–1.394)1.225 (0.990–1.515)1.357 (1.093–1.685)
 Continuous (per 1 g/dL)93980.864 (0.834–0.896)1.040 (0.986–1.096)1.062 (1.005–1.121)1.090 (1.031–1.153)

HTN: hypertension. Model 1: unadjusted. Model 2: adjusted for age, gender, body mass index. Model 3: adjusted for age, gender, body mass index, alcohol intake, smoking, cholesterol, LDL, HDL, MET, BUN, and FBS. #Model 4: adjusted for age, gender, body mass index, alcohol intake, smoking, cholesterol, LDL, HDL, MET, BUN, FBS, history of diabetes, and CVD. Quartiles of baseline hemoglobin concentration.