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Table 6 Multivariable analysis of factors associated with menstrual hygiene practices

From: Menstrual health and hygiene amongst adolescent girls and women of reproductive age: a study of practices and predictors, Odisha, India

 

OR

95%CI

AOR

95%CI

Age

    

10–19 years

3.06

(1.92–4.93)

5.31

(2.87–9.89)

20–29 years

1.82

(1.15–2.92)

2.83

(1.59–5.10)

30–39 years

1.32

(0.81–2.17)

2.19

(1.20–4.01)

Caste

    

Scheduled Caste

3.10

(2.08–4.66)

1.44

(0.87–2.40)

Other Backward classes

4.70

(3.35–6.66)

2.41

(1.51–3.86)

General

10.49

(6.93–16.02)

3.04

(1.73–5.40)

Education of the respondent

    

Primary

4.29

(2.08–9.00)

1.78

(0.78–4.11)

Secondary

20.62

(12.29–36.67)

4.72

(2.58–9.03)

Higher Secondary and above

43.24

(24.98–78.94)

5.82

(3.03–11.61)

Wealth Index

    

Middle class

2.62

(1.94–3.56)

1.01

(0.69–1.46)

Rich

7.84

(5.72–10.81)

1.07

(0.69–1.69)

Education of respondent’s mother

    

Primary

4.68

(3.39–6.49)

2.17

(1.47–3.21)

Secondary

8.82

(6.34–12.36)

2.43

(1.61–3.68)

Higher Secondary and above

9.72

(5.08–19.36)

1.33

(0.62–2.93)

Region

    

Urban

3.87

(2.95–5.09)

0.94

(0.63–1.38)

Sanitation facility

    

Community toilet

4.57

(1.93–11.03)

0.76

(0.27–2.14)

Own toilet

5.8

(4.45–7.60)

2.10

(1.47–3.00)

Source of water (for household purposes)

    

Hand pump/well

5.03

(3.42–7.48)

1.78

(1.05–3.05)

Community Tap

8.26

(5.18–13.33)

3.59

(1.96–6.63)

Tap inside residence

21.05

(13.72–32.77)

5.86

(3.16–10.95)

Access to sanitary pads in your locality

    

Yes

3.69

(2.65–5.18)

2.51

(1.62–3.92)

Able to afford sanitary pads

    

Yes

4.37

(3.36–5.72)

2.64

(1.88–3.73)