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Table 5 Utilization of SRH services among women with disabilities (n = 384)

From: Factors affecting utilization of sexual and reproductive health services among women with disabilities- a mixed-method cross-sectional study from Ilam district, Nepal

Variables

Frequency

Per cent

Utilization of SRH services

 Yes

59

15.4

 No

325

84.6

Utilization of SRH services by componenta

 Maternal and newborn care services

45

11.7

 Contraceptive information and services

38

9.8

 Prevention and appropriate treatment of infertility

1

0.3

 Safe abortion and post-abortion care services

2

0.5

Reason for not utilizing the service from the nearest health facility (n = 325)

 No need

186

57.2

 Facility too far away

21

6.5

 Health facility is not disability inclusive

27

8.3

 Don’t know about the service

78

24.0

 Other

13

3.4

Had experience of pregnancy and childbirth

 Yes

121

31.6

 No

263

68.4

Received antenatal check-up in the last pregnancy(n = 121)

 Yes

44

36.0

 No

77

64.0

Place of delivery (n = 121)

 Health facility

40

33.1

 At home

80

66.1

 On the way

1

0.8

Assisted the delivery (n = 121)

 Formal health worker

37

30.6

 Female community health volunteers

4

3.3

 Family members

63

52.1

 Relative/friends

5

4.1

 Traditional Birth Attendant

7

31.5

Received postnatal care after the last delivery (n = 121)

 Yes

41

33.9

 No

80

66.1

  1. a Multiple responses
  2. Others: Providers are often unavailable, prefer to receive care at home, have no one available to accompany, no quality services, language barrier, scared of side effects, no tradition