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Table 2 IPV experience and help-seeking

From: Intimate partner violence and physical and mental health among women utilizing community health services in Gujarat, India

 

Ever-married with IPV (n = 83)

Spousal IPV

 

 Emotional abuse only

8 (9.6)

 Physical abuse only

31 (37.3)

 Physical & emotional abuse

12 (14.5)

 Sexual & emotional abuse

1 (1.2)

 Physical & sexual abuse

8 (9.6)

 Physical, sexual & emotional abuse

23 (27.7)

Physical IPV incidents (multiple answers)

 

 Pushed, grabbed, or shoved

50 (29.9)

 Kicked

36 (21.6)

 Hit, slapped, or punched

32 (19.2)

 Strangled or choked

12 (7.2)

 Used knife, gun or other object (bat, bleach/acid)

9 (5.4)

Sexual IPV incidents (multiple answers)

 

 Attempted to force you to have sex against your will

28 (16.8)

 Forced you to have sex against your will

24 (14.4)

 Forced you to have sex with others

13 (7.8)

Emotional IPV (multiple answers)

 

 Damaged property

32 (19.2)

 Separated or took away children against your wishes

29 (17.4)

 Isolated, restricted, or controlled you; did not give you enough food, clothing, medical care, etc.

29 (17.4)

 Denied access to money, jewelry, or other personal possessions

27 (16.2)

 Followed, spied on, stood outside home/work, or had someone else do that

21 (12.6)

 Made unwanted phone calls, text-messages, left unwanted letters, emails, gifts or items, or had someone else do that

14 (8.4)

Help-seeking for IPV (multiple answers)

 

 Did not seek help

37 (44.6)

 Parents

39 (47.0)

 Siblings

15 (18.1)

 Child

7 (8.4)

 Other family

10 (12.0)

 In-laws

5 (6.0)

 Friends or neighbors

12 (14.5)

 Health care facilities

7 (8.4)

 Social service organizations

10 (12.0)

 Police/ law enforcement

7 (8.4)

 Other

2 (2.4)

  1. Frequency (%).