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Table 1 Baseline demographic data, sexual behaviour, contraceptive use, and STI prevalence

From: Characteristics of Kenyan women using HIV PrEP enrolled in a randomized trial on doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for sexually transmitted infection prevention

Variable characteristic

N (%)

Median age (IQR) years

24 (21–27)

Marital status

Never married

297 (66.1%)

Married (monogamous)

82 (18.3%)

Married (polygamous)

10 (2.2%)

Separated

52 (11.6%)

Divorced

6 (1.3%)

Widowed

2 (0.4%)

Has a primary sex partner

362 (80.6%)

Had a primary sex partner in 3 months before enrolment

370 (82.4%)

Tested for HIV together with primary partner

254/370 (68.6%)

Reported sex with new partners 3 months before enrolment

149 (33.2%)

Parity

 

None

137 (30.5%)

1 live birth

172 (38.3%)

2 live births

106 (23.6%)

3 or more live births

34 (7.6%)

Highest level of education

 

No schooling

1 (0.2%)

Primary school, some or complete

103 (22.9%)

Secondary school, not complete

116 (25.8%)

Secondary school, complete

147 (32.7%)

Attended post-secondary school

82 (18.3%)

Participant earns own income

280 (62.4%)

Transactional sex (prior 3 months)

165 (36.7%)

Condom use in most recent vaginal sex act

129/397* (32.1%)

Contraceptive type

Implant

149 (33.2%)

None

100 (22.3%)

DMPA

98 (21.8%)

Condoms

65 (14.5%)

Oral contraceptives

20 (4.5%)

Intrauterine Device

11 (2.4%)

Emergency contraceptives & Condoms

6 (1.3%)

  1. *Fifty-two participants did not have vaginal sex in the 3 months prior to enrolment