This document contains survey results from 325 adolescents on topics related to sexual and reproductive health. It includes their responses on discussing these topics with parents, knowledge of contraception and STDs, and sources of information. The majority did not discuss sexual issues with parents due to shame and lack of communication skills. Over half knew about menstruation but felt tension during their first period. Most had some knowledge of contraception and STDs like HIV/AIDS but received their information mainly from friends rather than school or home.
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This document contains survey results from 325 adolescents on topics related to sexual and reproductive health. It includes their responses on discussing these topics with parents, knowledge of contraception and STDs, and sources of information. The majority did not discuss sexual issues with parents due to shame and lack of communication skills. Over half knew about menstruation but felt tension during their first period. Most had some knowledge of contraception and STDs like HIV/AIDS but received their information mainly from friends rather than school or home.
This document contains survey results from 325 adolescents on topics related to sexual and reproductive health. It includes their responses on discussing these topics with parents, knowledge of contraception and STDs, and sources of information. The majority did not discuss sexual issues with parents due to shame and lack of communication skills. Over half knew about menstruation but felt tension during their first period. Most had some knowledge of contraception and STDs like HIV/AIDS but received their information mainly from friends rather than school or home.
11-12 146 44.9% Sex Female 182 56% Male 143 44% Residence Rural 157 48.3% Urban 168 51.7% Religion Orthodox 245 75.4% Muslim 66 20.3% Protestant 14 4.3% Catholic 4 1.2% Parent income per <500 88 27.1% month(ETB) 500-1000 134 41.2% >1000 103 31.7 Occupation of the House wife 131 40.3% mother Employed 77 23.7% Merchant 46 14.2% Father 66 20.3% Other 5 1.5% Occupation of the Employed 88 27.5% father Merchant 93 29.5% Farmer 84 26.3% Other 55 17.2% Communication of adolescent and parents on sexual and reproductive health
Variable Categories Frequency Percent (%)
Important to discuss Yes 148 45.5% sexual & RH issue with No 177 54.5% parents Which parents prefer Mother 82 55.4% to on sexual & RH Father 66 44.6% issues Have you ever Yes 143 44% discussed on No 182 56%S contraception If you do not discussed Culturally unacceptable 6 3.3% what do you think the Lack of communication 44 24.2% reason skill Shame 68 37.4% Difficult and 32 17.6% embarrassing Lack of knowledge 10 5.5% Parents are not good listen 22 12.1%
If yes with whom do Mother 120 83.9%
you prefer to discuss it Father 23 16.15 How frequent you have Very often 12 8.4% discussed about Often 45 31.5% contraception Some times 86 60.1% With whom have you Peers 75 52.4% discussed other than Sisters 55 38.5% parents Brothers 13 9.1%
Have you ever Yes 111 34.2%
discussed about sexual No 214 65.8% intercourse If do not discussed Culturally unacceptable 62 29% about sexual Lack of communication 32 15% intercourse with skill parents what are the Shame 55 25.7% reason Difficult and 32 15% embarrassing Lack of knowledge 6 2.8% Parents are not good 27 12.6% listener
If yes with whom Mother 88 37.8%
prefer to discuss Father 42 82.2% With whom discussed Peers 64 57.7% other than parents Sisters 14 12.6% Brothers 33 29.7%
Knowledge on major selected reproductive health
Variable Categories Frequency Percent (%)
Do you know when Yes 171 52.6% menstrual cycle No 12 3.7% What was your feeling Tension 101 59.1% when first menses Fear 49 28.7% comes Shame 18 10.5% Pleasure 3 1.8% Do you know STD & Yes 152 77.5% HIV/AIDS No 73 22.5% If yes which one do you Cancroid 22 8.7% know LGV 1 0.4% Syphilis 80 31.7% HIV/AIDS 123 48.3% Gonorrhea 26 10.3%
Do you know Yes 278 85.5%
contraception No 47 14.5% Do you know Yes 217 66.8% emergency No 108 33.2% contraception Do you think sex Yes 229 70.5% education is necessary No 96 29.5% Where did you get School 73 22.5% information about Home 5 1.5% sexual matters By friends 159 48.9% Other specify 88 27.1%