Table 5 Bivariate analysis of the association of concurrent substance use and daily heroin use with psychiatric and anxiety disorders among opioid injection users (n = 328).

From: Psychiatric comorbidities and concurrent substance use among people who inject drugs: a single-centre hospital-based study

Substance

Psychotic disorders

P value

Odds ratio with 95% CI

Anxiety disorders

P value

Odds ratio with 95% CI

P

A

P

A

Tobacco

 Yes

10

309

1.0$

NA

216

103

0.00$

7.33 (1.49–35.95)

 No

0

9

2

7

Alcoholic beverages and others

 Yes

8

237

1.0$

1.36 (0.28–6.57)

173

72

0.00*

2.02 (1.21–3.38)

 No

2

81

45

38

Cannabis

 Yes

10

233

0.06$

NA

170

73

0.00*

2.02 (1.21–3.38)

 No

0

85

48

37

Cocaine

 Yes

0

63

0.21$

NA

52

11

0.00*

2.81 (1.40–5.65)

 No

10

255

166

99

Amphetamines

 Yes

0

11

1.0$

NA

9

2

0.34

2.32 (0.49–10.95)

 No

10

307

209

108

Inhalants

 Yes

0

81

0.12$

NA

63

18

0.01*

2.07 (1.15–3.72)

 No

10

237

155

92

Sedatives

 Yes

2

165

0.05$

0.23 (0.04–1.10)

126

41

0.00*

2.30 (1.43–3.69)

 No

8

153

92

69

Hallucinogens

 Yes

3

45

0.16$

NA

42

6

0.00*

4.13 (1.70–10.06)

 No

7

273

176

104

Heroin intake

 Yes

8

304

0.04$

0.18 (0.03–0.94)

204

108

0.11$

0.26 (0.06–1.20)

 No

2

14

14

2

  1. P present, A absent.
  2. $Fisher’s exact test; *Significant.