Measuring Abortion Incidence, Severity of Complications, and Health Facilities’ Capacity to Provide Abortion Care in Refugee Settings in Uganda, BAOBAB STUDY
1.She was afraid her mother would know her health problem and what she did.
2.she was comitted with other home chores
Afraid of people seeing me
Fear moving at night
Fear to be seen since am a student
Had no one to take care of the children
I had to do other family responsibility of cooking
I taught it would resolve on its on
I thought my condition was not serious
I wanted my husband to take me to the hospital, and he wasn't around so I had to call him and waited until when he came
I was in allot of pain and kept walking while posing thus leading to the delay
Language barrier
Muddy road
No one to keep the remaining children
She did not know what was happening to herself
She helped by stranger to who did not know her.
She thought the bleeding would stop spontaneously
Thought it would stop
Thought the pain would stop
Too much rain
Went to clinic she thought the drug would help her.
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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Specific Reasons the respondent took long time to arrive at this health facility
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women receiving treatment for abortion complications
