Fertility Intentions and Interest in Integrated Family Planning Services among Women Living with HIV in Nyanza Province, Kenya: A Qualitative Study

Table 1

Participant sociodemographic characteristics and current contraceptive use among 30 study participants in Nyanza Province, Kenya.

	N (%)	Mean	Range
Age		30	18–42
18–24	6 (20%)
25–34	18 (60%)
35–42	6 (20%)
Marital status
Married or living with a man	21 (70%)
Polygynous marriage	8 (27%)
Widowed/inherited	7 (23%)/4 (14%)
Unmarried, not living with a man	2 (7%)
Education
Primary school or less	25 (84%)
Secondary school	5 (17%)
Literacy
Reads with difficulty or not at all	17 (57%)
Reads easily	13 (43%)
Number of live births, 𝑁=28		4.6	1–11
Number of living children, 𝑁=28		3.2	1–7
Time since HIV diagnosis (years)		1.5	<1–4
Currently on ART	10 (33%)
Current contraceptive use
No modern method	10 (33%)
Injectable	7 (23%)
Combined oral contraceptives	1 (3%)
Condoms only	12 (40%)
Dual method use	2 (7%)