Individual characteristics
Table 1 depicts individual characteristics of the respondents. The age range of 15–34 years accounted for 67.7% of all respondents. Married people made up a sizable majority of the sample (85.9%), followed by single people (9.3%), and those who reported being separated (4.9%). Of those surveyed, 55% were identified as Christians and 45% as Muslims in terms of their religious affiliation. The vast majority of respondents (99.2%) identified as Hausa, with 0.8% belonged to other ethnic groupings. More than half (52.4%) of respondents reported being self-employed, 43.8% were unemployed, and 3.8% were employed. The respondent's employment status varied. About half of the respondents (50.5%) made less than #35,000 monthly. About forty-six per cent reported having no income, and 2.9% made #35,000 or more each month.
Household factors
Table 1 also shows the household factors of the respondents. The findings showed that 39.3% of husbands were between the ages of 37 and 47, 29.2% were between the ages of 26 and 36, 11.5% were over 58, and 3.9% were between the ages of 15 and 25. Regarding work status, the vast majority of husbands (63.2%) were self-employed, followed by 26.6% unemployed and 10.2% employed. The results revealed that 64.6% of the husbands reported making less than #35,000 per month, 23% reported making no money at all, and 12.4% reported making #35,000 or more. Spouses' educational backgrounds varied: 38.7% had completed secondary school, 33.1% had no formal education, 18.3% had completed primary school, and 10% had completed university education. More than half (54.5%) of households reported having three or more children, compared to 32.1 per cent that claimed having one to three children and 13.4% reported having none at all. Additionally, 59.6% of households had experienced more than three pregnancies, 33.7% had experienced 1–3 pregnancies, and 6.6% reported no pregnancies. In terms of marital status, 63.6% practised monogamous marriage, and 36.4% practised polygamous marriage.
Knowledge of self-care intervention
Figure 1 shows respondents' knowledge of self-care intervention. The majority of the respondents knew at least one of the self-care interventions mentioned (75.8%). The majority of them knew about the use of condom to prevent HIV/STIs (77.4%), 44.7% knew about self-testing pregnancy and only 17.2% knew about emergency contraception. Figure 2 also shows that 77.4% of the respondents knew use of condoms to prevent STIs as a self-care intervention, 44.7% reported self-testing for pregnancy and 17.2% reported emergency contraception.
Association between individual and household characteristics and knowledge of a specific self-care intervention.
In Table 2a, there was a significant association between camp of residence (χ2 = 6.495, p = 0.014), marital status (χ2 = 6.833, p = 0.033), and religion (χ2 = 10.837, p < 0.001) with knowledge of the use of condom to prevent HIV/STIs. As regards self-testing for pregnancy, the camp of residence (χ2 = 103.584, p < 0.001), respondent’s age group (χ2 = 29.249, p < 0.001), religion (χ2 = 15.737, p < 0.001), employment status (χ2 = 76.484, p < 0.001), age (χ2 = 9.320, p = 0.009), monthly income (χ2 = 98.544, p < 0.001), and level of education (χ2 = 19.351, p < 0.001) were significantly associated with knowledge of self-testing for pregnancy. In addition, camp of residence (χ2 = 88.050, p = 0.001), age group (χ2 = 14.612, p = 0.023), religion (χ2 = 11.730, p < 0.001), employment status (χ2 = 17.489, p < 0.001), monthly income (χ2 = 30.738, p < 0.001), and level of education (χ2 = 36.112, p < 0.001) was associated with knowledge of emergency contraception. In Table 2b, the camp of residence (χ2 = 23.673, p < 0.001), age group (χ2 = 20.824, p = 0.001), marital status (χ2 = 8.442, p = 0.015), and religion (χ2 = 15.775, p < 0.001) were significantly associated with knowledge of self-testing for blood pressure.
There were several significant associations observed between household factors and self-care interventions in Table 3a. The age husband was significantly associated with the use of condoms (χ2 = 11.020, p = 0.026). Additionally, the husband's monthly income showed a strong significant association with the use of condoms (χ2 = 24.480, p < 0.001). The husband's age was significantly associated with self-testing for pregnancy (χ2 = 12.592, p = 0.013). Similarly, the husband's monthly income (χ2 = 111.864, p < 0.001), husband's employment status (χ2 = 81.755, p < 0.001), and spousal level of education (χ2 = 23.557, p < 0.001) were significantly associated with self-testing for pregnancy. Age of husband (χ2 = 17.666, p = 0.001), husband's monthly income (χ2 = 33.930, p < 0.001), husband's employment status (χ2 = 36.435, p < 0.001), and the type of marriage (χ2 = 12.128, p < 0.001) showed a significant association with the use of emergency contraception. In Table 3b, there were several significant associations observed between household factors and knowledge of self-care testing for blood pressure. Age of husband (χ2 = 17.411, p = 0.002), indicating that the age of the husband influenced the awareness of self-care practices. Husband's monthly (χ2 = 30.578, p < 0.001), suggesting that the financial status of the household played a crucial role in the knowledge of self-testing for blood pressure. The number of children ever had was another significant factor (χ2 = 8.436, p = 0.015), demonstrating that households with more children were more likely to know self-testing for blood pressure. Additionally, the type of marriage showed a significant association (χ2 = 4.805, p = 0.028), with those in polygamous marriage having a higher likelihood of knowledge compared to those in monogamous marriage.
In Table 4, respondents who were between the age of 25–29 years were less likely not to know about self-care intervention compared to those in the younger age group (aOR = 0.527, C.I = 0.281–0.990). Also women who practised Islam were 2.419 times more likely not to know about self-care intervention compared to those who practised Christianity (aOR = 2.419, C.I = 1.697–3.448). Lastly, unemployed respondents were 10.95 times more likely not to know about self-care intervention compared to those who were employed (aOR = 10.995, C.I = 2.325–51.632). In Table 5, respondents whose husbands earned <#35000 were 2.620 times more likely not to know about self-care intervention compared to those who had no income in the household factors (aOR = 2.620, CI = 1.588–4.323).
Table 1
Individual and household characteristics of the respondents
Variable | Frequency | Percentage |
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Study Location | | |
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Abuja | 421 | 50.0 |
Benue | 421 | 50.0 |
Age group | | |
15–19 years | 96 | 11.4 |
20–24 years | 152 | 18.1 |
25–29 years | 162 | 19.2 |
30–34 years | 160 | 19 |
35–39 years | 128 | 15.2 |
40–44 years | 99 | 11.8 |
45–49 years | 45 | 5.3 |
Marital Status | | |
Married | 723 | 85.9 |
Single | 78 | 9.3 |
Separated | 41 | 4.9 |
Religion | | |
Christianity | 463 | 55.0 |
Islam | 379 | 45.0 |
Ethnicity | | |
Hausa | 835 | 99.2 |
Non-Hausa | 7 | 0.8 |
Employment status | | |
Employed | 32 | 3.8 |
Self-employed | 441 | 52.4 |
Unemployed | 369 | 43.8 |
Monthly income | | |
No income | 393 | 46.7 |
< 35, 000 | 425 | 50.5 |
>/= 35,000 | 24 | 2.9 |
Level of Education | | |
No formal education | 446 | 53 |
Primary | 216 | 25.7 |
Secondary | 168 | 20 |
Tertiary | 12 | 1.4 |
Husband's age | | |
15–25 years | 28 | 3.9 |
26–36 years | 211 | 29.2 |
37–47 years | 284 | 39.3 |
48–58 years | 117 | 16.2 |
> 58 years | 83 | 11.5 |
Husband's employment status | | |
Employed | 74 | 10.2 |
Self-employed | 457 | 63.2 |
Unemployed | 192 | 26.6 |
Husband's monthly income | | |
No income | 166 | 23.0 |
< 35000 | 467 | 64.6 |
>/=35000 | 90 | 12.4 |
Spousal level of education | | |
No formal education | 239 | 33.1 |
Primary | 132 | 18.3 |
Secondary | 280 | 38.7 |
Tertiary | 72 | 10.0 |
The number of children ever had | | |
No child | 48 | 6.6 |
1–3 | 244 | 33.7 |
> 3 | 431 | 59.6 |
The number of pregnancies ever had | | |
No pregnancy | 26 | 3.6 |
1–3 | 220 | 30.4 |
> 3 | 477 | 66 |
Type of marriage | | |
Monogamous | 460 | 63.6 |
Polygamous | 263 | 36.4 |
Table 2
a: Association between individual factors and use of condoms to prevent HIV/STIs, self-testing for pregnancy and emergency contraception as self-care intervention
Individual factors | Use of condoms to prevent HIV/STIs | Statistics | Self-testing for pregnancy | Statistics | Emergency contraception | Statistics |
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| No | Yes | | No | Yes | | No | Yes | |
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Camp of residence | | | | | | | | | |
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Abuja | 80(27.1) | 215(72.9) | χ2 = 6.495 | 99(33.6) | 196(66.4) | χ2 = 103.584 | 199(67.5) | 96(32.5) | χ2 = 88.050 |
Benue | 64(18.7) | 279(81.3) | p = 0.014 | 254(74.1) | 89(25.9) | p < 0.001 | 329(95.9) | 14(4.1) | p = 0.001 |
Age group | | | | | | | | | |
15–19 years | 12(17.6) | 56(82.4) | χ2 = 8.163 | 55(80.9) | 13(19.1) | χ2 = 29.249 | 62(91.2) | 6(8.8) | χ2 = 14.612 |
20–24 years | 22(18.8) | 95(81.2) | p = 0.226 | 69(59) | 48(41) | p < 0.001 | 100(85.5) | 17(14.5) | p = 0.023 |
25–29 years | 30(22.4) | 104(77.6)) | | 64(47.8) | 70(52.2) | | 109(81.3) | 25(18.7) | |
30–34 years | 29(22.3) | 101(77.7) | | 72(55.4) | 58(44.6) | | 95(73.1) | 35(26.9) | |
35–39 years | 29(32.2) | 61(67.8) | | 43(47.8) | 47(52.2) | | 79(87.8) | 11(12.2) | |
40–44 years | 14(18.9) | 60(81.1) | | 41(55.4) | 33(44.6) | | 61(82.4) | 13(17.6) | |
45–49 years | 8(32) | 17(68) | | 9(36) | 16(64) | | 22(88) | 3(12) | |
Marital Status | | | | | | | | | |
Married | 134(24.1) | 421(75.9) | χ2 = 6.833 | 303(54.6) | 252(45.4) | χ2 = 9.320 | 462(83.2) | 93(16.8) | χ2 = 0.772 |
Single | 6(11.8) | 45(88.2) | p = 0.033 | 37(72.5) | 14(27.5) | p = 0.009 | 40(78.4) | 11(21.6) | p = 0.680 |
Separated | 4(12.5) | 28(87.5) | | 13(40.6) | 19(59.4) | | 26(81.2) | 6(18.8) | |
Religion | | | | | | | | | |
Christianity | 68(18) | 309(82) | χ2 = 10.837 | 260(69) | 117(31) | χ2 = 15.737 | 344(91.2) | 33(8.8) | χ2 = 11.730 |
Islam | 76(29.1) | 185(70.9) | p < 0.001 | 93(35.6) | 168(64.4) | p < 0.001 | 184(70.5) | 77(29.5) | p < 0.001 |
Ethnicity | | | | | | | | | |
Hausa | 144(22.8) | 488(77.2) | χ2 = 1.766 | 348(55.1) | 284(44.9) | χ2 = 1.922 | 525(83.1) | 107(16.9) | χ2 = 2.352 |
Non-Hausa | 0(0) | 6(100) | p = 0.184 | 5(83.3) | 1(16.7) | P = 0.166 | 3(50) | 3(50) | p = 0.112 |
Employment status | | | | | | | | | |
Employed | 6(20) | 24(80) | χ2 = 3.043 | 10(33.3) | 20(66.7) | χ2 = 76.484 | 19(63.3) | 11(36.7) | χ2 = 17.489 |
Self employed | 89(25.1) | 265(74.9) | p = 0.218 | 150(42.4) | 204(57.6) | p < 0.001 | 282(79.7) | 72(20.3) | p < 0.001 |
Unemployed | 49(19.3) | 205(80.7) | 193(76) | 61(24) | | | 227(89.4) | 27(10.6) | |
Monthly income | | | | | | | | | |
No income | 64(22.6) | 219(77.4) | χ2 = 2.920 | 217(76.9) | 66(23.3) | χ2 = 98.554 | 259(91.5) | 24(8.5) | χ2 = 30.738 |
< 35, 000 | 78(23.4) | 255(76.6) | p = 0.232 | 125(37.5) | 208(62.5) | p < 0.001 | 250(75.1) | 83(24.9) | p < 0.001 |
>/= 35,000 | 2(9.1) | 20(90.9) | | 11(50) | 11(50) | | 19(86.4) | 3(13.6) | |
Level of Education | | | | | | | | | |
No formal education | 75(22.6) | 257(77.4) | χ2 = 1.407 | 208(62.7) | 124(37.3) | χ2 = 19.351 | 298(89.8) | 34(10.2) | χ2 = 36.112 |
Primary | 40(23.1) | 133(76.9) | p = 0.704 | 90(52) | 83(48) | p < 0.001 | 143(82.7) | 30(17.3) | p < 0.001 |
Secondary | 25(20.5) | 97(79.5) | | 49(40.2) | 73(59.8) | | 80(65.6) | 42(34.4) | |
Tertiary | 4(36.4) | 7(63.6) | | 6(54.5) | 5(45.5) | | 7(63.6) | 4(36.4) | |
Table 2
b: Association between individual factors and knowledge of self-testing for blood pressure
Variable | Knowledge of self-care testing for blood pressure | Statistics |
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| Yes | No | |
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Camp of residence | | | |
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Abuja | 48(16.3) | 247(83.7) | χ2 = 23.673 |
Benue | 16(4.7) | 327(95.3) | p < 0.001 |
Age group | | | |
15–19 years | 1(1.5) | 67(98.5) | χ2 = 20.824 |
20–24 years | 12(10.3) | 105(89.7) | p = 0.001 |
25–29 years | 9(6.7) | 125(93.3) | |
30–34 years | 9(6.9) | 121(93.1) | |
35–39 years | 14(15.6) | 76(84.4) | |
40–44 years | 14(18.9) | 60(81.1) | |
45–49 years | 5(20) | 20(80) | |
Marital Status | | | |
Married | 61(11) | 494(89) | χ2 = 8.442 |
Single | 3(5.9) | 48(94.1) | p = 0.015 |
Separated | 0(0) | 32(100) | |
Religion | | | |
Christianity | 23(6.1) | 354(93.9) | χ2 = 15.775 |
Islam | 41(15.7) | 220(84.3) | p < 0.001 |
Ethnicity | | | |
Hausa | 64(10.1) | 568(89.9) | χ2 = 0.019 |
Non-Hausa | 0(0) | 6(100) | p = 0.889 |
Employment status | | | |
Employed | 2(6.7) | 28(93.3) | χ2 = 3.078 |
Self-employed | 42(11.9) | 312(88.1) | p = 0.215 |
Unemployed | 20(7.9) | 234(92.1) | |
Monthly income | | | |
No income | 25(8.8) | 258(91.2) | χ2 = 2.045 |
< 35, 000 | 38(11.4) | 295(88.6) | p = 0.360 |
>/= 35,000 | 1(4.5) | 21(95.5) | |
Level of Education | | | |
No formal education | 31(9.3) | 301(90.7) | χ2 = 1.129 |
Primary | 17(9.8) | 156(90.2) | p = 0.770 |
Secondary | 14(11.5) | 108(88.5) | |
Tertiary | 2(18.2) | 9(81.8) | |
Table 3
a: Association between household factors and use of condoms to prevent HIV/STIs, self-testing for pregnancy, and emergency contraception as self-care intervention
Individual factors | Use of condoms to prevent HIV/STIs | | Self-testing for pregnancy | | Emergency contraception | |
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| No | Yes | | No | Yes | | No | Yes | |
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Husband's age | | | | | | | | | |
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15–25 years | 6(28.6) | 15(71.4) | χ2 = 11.020 | 16(76.2) | 5(23.8) | χ2 = 12.592 | 21(100) | 0(0) | χ2 = 17.666 |
26–36 years | 35(20.2) | 138(79.8) | p = 0.026 | 90(52) | 83(48) | p = 0.013 | 137(79.2) | 36(20.8) | p = 0.001 |
37–47 years | 50(22.2) | 175(77.8) | | 121(53.8) | 104(46.2) | | 182(80.9) | 43(19.1) | |
48–58 years | 19(24.4) | 59(75.6) | | 36(46.2) | 42(53.8) | | 68(87.2) | 10(12.8) | |
> 58 years | 23(42.6) | 31(57.4) | | 38(70.4) | 42(53.8) | | 51(94.4) | 3(5.6) | |
Husband's employment status | | | | | | | | | |
Employed | 21(37.5) | 35(62.5) | χ2 = 5.704 | 24(42.9) | 32(57.1) | χ2 = 81.755 | 37(66.1) | 19(33.9) | χ2 = 36.435 |
Self-employed | 80(23.1) | 266(76.9) | p = 0.058 | 150(43.4) | 196(56.6) | p < 0.001 | 278(80.3) | 68(19.7) | p < 0.001 |
Unemployed | 33(21.6) | 120(78.4) | | 129(84.3) | 24(15.7) | | 147(96.1) | 6(3.9) | |
Husband's monthly income | | | | | | | | | |
No income | 15(10.5) | 128(89.5) | χ2 = 24.480 | 126(88.1) | 17(11.9) | χ2 = 111.864 | 137(95.8) | 6(4.2) | χ2 = 33.930 |
< 35000 | 101(30.5) | 230(69.5) | p < 0.001 | 157(47.4) | 174(52.6) | p < 0.001 | 270(81.6) | 61(18.4) | p < 0.001 |
>/=35000 | 18(22.2) | 63(77.8) | | 20(24.7) | 61(75.3) | | 55(67.9) | 26(32.1) | |
Spousal level of education | | | | | | | | | |
No formal education | 50(29.1) | 122(70.9) | χ2 = 3.755 | 119(69.2) | 53(30.8) | χ2 = 23.557 | 152(88.4) | 20(11.6) | χ2 = 5.105 |
Primary | 22(22) | 78(78) | p = 0.289 | 51(51) | 49(49) | p < 0.001 | 82(82) | 18(18) | p = 0.164 |
Secondary | 47(21) | 177(79) | | 109(48.7) | 115(51.3) | | 47(79.7) | 12(20.3) | |
Tertiary | 15(25.4) | 44(74.6) | | 24(40.7) | 35(59.3) | | | | |
The number of children ever had | | | | | | | | | |
No child | 8(21.1) | 30(78.9) | χ2 = 1.328 | 23(60.5) | 15(39.5) | χ2 = 5.439 | 35(92.1) | 3(7.9) | χ2 = 3.231 |
1–3 | 44(21.9) | 157(78.1) | p = 0.515 | 121(60.2) | 80(39.8) | p = 0.066 | 163(81.1) | 38(18.9) | p = 0.199 |
> 3 | 82(25.9) | 234(74.1) | | 159(50.3) | 157(49.7) | | 264(83.5) | 52(16.5) | |
The number of pregnancies ever had | | | | | | | | | |
No pregnancy | 5(23.8) | 16(76.2) | χ2 = 2.620 | 13(61.9) | 8(38.1) | χ2 = 8.396 | 20(95.2) | 1(4.8) | χ2 = 3.193 |
1–3 | 36(20) | 144(80) | p = 0.270 | 113(62.8) | 67(37.2) | p = 0.015 | 151(83.9) | 29(16.1) | p = 0.203 |
> 3 | 93(26.3) | 261(73.7) | | 177(50) | 177(50) | | 291(82.2) | 63(17.8) | |
Type of marriage | | | | | | | | | |
Monogamous | 81(22.7) | 276(77.3) | χ2 = 1.157 | 187(52.4) | 170(47.6) | χ2 = 1.736 | 282(79) | 75(21) | χ2 = 12.128 |
Polygamous | 53(26.8) | 145(73.2) | p = 0.282 | 116(58.6) | 82(41.4) | p = 0.188 | 180(90.9) | 18(9.1) | p < 0.001 |
Table 3
b: Association between household factors and knowledge of self-care testing for blood pressure
Variable | Knowledge of self-care testing for blood pressure | Statistics |
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| Yes | No | |
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Husband's age | | | |
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15–25 years | 0(0) | 21(100) | χ2 = 17.411 |
26–36 years | 12(6.9) | 161(93.1) | p = 0.002 |
37–47 years | 22(9.8) | 203(90.2) | |
48–58 years | 14(17.9) | 64(82.1) | |
> 58 years | 12(22.2) | 42(77.8) | |
Husband's employment status | | | |
Employed | 4(7.1) | 52(92.9) | χ2 = 3.009 |
Self-employed | 44(12.7) | 302(87.3) | p = 0.222 |
Unemployed | 13(8.5) | 140(91.5) | |
Husband's monthly income | | | |
No income | 1(0.7) | 142(99.3) | χ2 = 30.578 |
< 35000 | 49(14.8) | 282(85.2) | p < 0.001 |
>/=35000 | 11(13.6) | 70(86.4) | |
Spousal level of education | | | |
No formal education | 20(11.6) | 152(88.4) | χ2 = 4.105 |
Primary | 14(14) | 86(86) | p = 0.250 |
Secondary | 18(8) | 206(92) | |
Tertiary | 9(15.3) | 50(84.7) | |
The number of children ever had | | | |
No child | 1(2.6) | 37(97.4) | χ2 = 8.436 |
1–3 | 16(8) | 185(92) | p = 0.015 |
> 3 | 44(13.9) | 272(86.1) | |
The number of pregnancies ever had | | | |
No pregnancy | 1(4.8) | 20(95.2) | χ2 = 5.753 |
1–3 | 13(7.2) | 167(92.8) | p = 0.056 |
> 3 | 47(13.3) | 307(86.7) | |
Type of marriage | | | |
Monogamous | 31(8.7) | 326(91.3) | χ2 = 4.805 |
Polygamous | 30(15.2) | 168(84.8) | p = 0.028 |
Table 4
Individual factors associated with self-care intervention on sexual reproductive health
Variable | Knowledge of self-care intervention | AOR | COR |
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| Yes | No | | |
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Age group | | | | |
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15–19 years | 68(70.8) | 28(29.2) | 1 | 1 |
20–24 years | 117(77) | 35(23) | 0.640(0.350–1.171) | 0.726(0.407–1.297) |
25–29 years | 134(82.7) | 28(17.3) | 0.527(0.281–0.990)* | 0.507(0.279–0.924)* |
30–34 years | 130(81.2) | 30(18.8) | 0.548(0.295–1.019) | 0.560(0.310–1.014) |
35–39 years | 90(70.3) | 38(29.7) | 1.031(0.563–1.886) | 1.025(0.574–1.833) |
40–44 years | 74(74.7) | 25(25.3) | 0.945(0.492–1.818) | 0.820(0.436–1.543) |
45–49 years | 25(55.6) | 20(44.4) | 1.972(0.917–4.239) | 1.943(0.932–4.050) |
Religion | | | | |
Christianity | 377(81.4) | 86(18.6) | | |
Islam | 261(68.9) | 118(31.1) | 2.419(1.697–3.448)* | 1.982(1.440–2.728)* |
Employment status | | | | |
Employed | 30(93.8) | 2(6.2) | | |
Self-employed | 354(80.3) | 87(19.7) | 2.790(0.639–12.189) | 3.686(0.864–15.723) |
Unemployed | 254(68.8) | 115(31.2) | 10.955(2.325–51.632)* | 6.791(1.596–28.900)* |
Monthly income | | | | |
No income | 283(72) | 110(28) | | |
< 35000 | 333(78.4) | 92(21.6) | 1.968(0.930–4.166) | 0.711(0.517–0.978)* |
>/= 35000 | 22(91.7) | 2(8.3) | 1.040(0.201–5.380) | 0.234(0.054–1.011) |
Table 5
Household factors associated with self-care intervention on sexual reproductive health
Variable | Knowledge of self-care intervention | AOR (C.I) | COR (C.I) |
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| Yes | No | | |
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Husband's age | | | | |
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15–25 years(Ref) | 21(75) | 7(25) | 1 | 1 |
26–36 years | 173(84.4) | 32(15.6) | 0.576(0.219–1.514) | 0.555(0.218–1.413) |
37–47 years | 225(79.2) | 59(20.8) | 0.808(0.303–2.152) | 0.787(0.319–1.939) |
48–58 years | 78(66.7) | 39(33.3) | 1.471(0.520–4.162) | 1.500(0.587–3.832) |
> 58 years | 54(65.1) | 29(34.9) | 1.611(0.549–4.723) | 1.611(0.613–4.238) |
Husband's monthly income | | | | |
No income | 143(86.1) | 23(13.9) | | |
< 35000 | 331(70.9) | 136(29.1) | 2.620(1.588–4.323)* | 2.555(1.575–4.143)* |
>/=35000 | 81(90) | 9(10) | 0.678(0.295–1.561) | 0.691(0.305–1.564) |
Number of child ever had | | | | |
No child (Ref) | 38(79.2) | 10(20.8) | | |
1–3 | 201(82.4) | 43(17.6) | 0.736(0.330–1.641) | 0.813(0.376–1.757) |
> 3 | 316(73.3) | 115(26.7) | 0.927(0.408–2.103) | 1.383(0.667–2.866) |
Note: COR: Crude adjusted rate and AOR means adjusted odds ratio |