Research Article

Ten Years of Dengue (2013–2022): Epidemiology and Predictors of Outbreaks in Sarawak

Table 3

Clinical symptoms experienced at time of notification and rapid test results.

Single case,
n (%)
Outbreak,
n (%)
Univariate
OR (95% CI)
Multivariate
OR (95% CI)

Clinical symptoms(n = 9,384)(n = 4,636)
 Fever9,372 (99.9)4,627 (99.8)0.658 (0.277–1.563)
 Headache8,493 (90.5)4,147 (89.5)0.890 (0.792–1.000)
 Body ache/joint pains7,423 (79.1)3,583 (77.3)0.899 (0.826–0.978)
 Nausea/vomiting4,186 (44.6)2,174 (46.9)1.096 (1.022–1.177)
 Rash1,051 (11.2)597 (12.9)1.172 (1.053–1.305)1.315 (1.056–1.638)
 Retro-orbital pain908 (9.7)504 (10.9)1.139 (1.015–1.277)
 Abdominal pain/discomfort375 (4.0)161 (3.5)0.864 (0.716–1.043)
 Haemorrhage89 (0.9)56 (1.2)1.277 (0.912–1.787)
 Diarrhoea171 (1.8)44 (0.9)0.516 (0.370–0.720)0.160 (0.055–0.465)
Rapid test
 NS1 positive (n = 5,227)1,576 (48.2)1,535 (78.5)3.921 (3.451–4.456)3.474 (2.952–4.088)
 IgM positive (n = 5,120)1,119 (34.5)574 (30.7)0.841 (0.745–0.951)1.062 (0.915–1.234)
 IgG positive (n = 5,141)1,887 (57.8)705 (37.6)0.440 (0.391–0.494)1.032 (0.887–1.201)

Bold values indicates the total numerical, n of the two groups. Significant at ; Significant at .