From: The role of unintended pregnancy in internalized stigma among women living with HIV in Kenya
 | % |
---|---|
Age | |
 18–24 | 6.7 |
 25–29 | 16.6 |
 30–34 | 20.8 |
 35–39 | 29.9 |
 40–44 | 26.0 |
Marital status | |
 Single | 2.6 |
 Living together | 2.7 |
 Married | 62.8 |
 Divorced/separated/widowed | 31.9 |
Number of living children | |
 0 | 2.5 |
 1–2 | 23.8 |
 3–4 | 41.6 |
 5+ | 32.1 |
Number of children living with HIV | |
 At least 1 | 12.5 |
 None/don’t know | 87.5 |
Education | |
 None | 9.9 |
 Did not complete primary | 78.3 |
 Completed primary | 10.8 |
 Secondary or more | 1.0 |
Duration living in same village | |
 < 10 years | 32.0 |
 ≥ 10 years | 68.0 |
Sub-County | |
 Samia | 70.3 |
 Butula | 29.7 |
Self-reported health status | |
 Poor/Don’t know | 9.5 |
 Fair | 41.3 |
 Good | 49.2 |
Length of time on ARV treatment | |
 No treatment/1 year or less | 21.9 |
 More than 1 year | 78.1 |
Unintended last pregnancy | |
 Yes (wanted pregnancy later/did not want pregnancy at all) | 58.6 |
 No (wanted pregnancy then) | 41.4 |
Internalized stigma | |
 Medium/high | 19.1 |
 Low/none | 80.9 |