Research Article
Birth Preparedness among Women Who Gave Birth in the Last Twelve Months in Jardega Jarte District, Western Ethiopia
Table 2
Experiences of respondents who gave birth recently in Jardega Jarte district, Oromia Region, western Ethiopia, from January 1 to February 2, 2016.
| Variables | Frequency (N=570) (%) |
| Parity | | Primipara, | 64 (11.2%) | Multipara | 245 (43%) | Grand Multipara. | 261(45.6%) | Under-five children during the recent delivery | | Present | 307(53.9%) | Absent | 263 (46.1%) | Post-delivery age preceding the survey | | < 6 month | 235(41.2%) | 6-12 months | 335(58.8%) | Antenatal care visit at least once | 164 (28) | Place of birth | | Home | 470 (82.5%) | Health center | 64 (11.2%) | Hospital | 10 (1.8%) | Health post | 26 (4.6%) | History of obstetric complication | 165 (28.9%) | Types of obstetric complications (n=401) | | Vaginal bleeding | 74 (18.0%) | A severe headache | 88 (21.5%) | Blurred vision | 86 (21.0%) | Swollen hands/face | 35 (8.5%) | Loss of consciousness | 20(4.9%) | Prolonged labor (>12 hours) | 66 (16.1%) | Retained placenta | 33(8.0%) | Other complications | 8(2.0%) | Total complications | 410 (100%) |
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