Measuring Abortion Incidence, Severity of Complications, and Health Facilities’ Capacity to Provide Abortion Care in Refugee Settings in Uganda, BAOBAB STUDY
.On 5/52023sge felt the bolood was too much that she couldn't pad herself to move in public
Because I didn't come directly to the health centre fast
Fear moving at night, there was no transport available at that time
I Was still waiting for morning time
I didn't know that I was pregnant since my menses can take months before the next one
I thought that the bleeding will stop
Lack of enough staff
My husband had gone for business and I was waiting for him to come and take me to the health facility
She had earlier on come to the health facility on 28/04/2023 and was given Amoxycillin capsules and paracetamol tabs which was a day before the symptoms of bleeding started and so she thought that would be enough to cure her symptoms until Thur
She said she wanted the bleeding to first stop
She thought that the paracetamol she has taken would have help her
She was a lone at home
She was still taking the drugs in house
The husband went for a trip so she was waiting for him to come back and take her to the hospital
The mother was not at home.
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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women receiving treatment for abortion complications
