Sexual and reproductive health services (SRHS) for adolescents in Enugu state, Nigeria: a mixed methods approach

Table 3 Percentage of Sampled Adolescents that Reported Accessibility of SRHS in Enugu State (n = 1447)

S/N	Items
	Sexuality Education Services such as education on
1	human biology	70.0	60.8
2	Puberty	72.3	62.4
3	menstrual hygiene	70.4	63.2
4	skills to overcome sexual desires	61.2	56.4
5	healthy Associations	61.2	52.8
6	dangers of premarital and unsafe sex	65.2	56.5
	Cluster % Total	66.7	58.7
	Family Planning Information and Services such as
7	Condoms	72.8	65.9
8	Oral pills	52.6	44.9
9	Injectable contraceptives	45.0	35.0
10	Intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD)	37.2	29.2
	Cluster % Total	51.9	43.8
	Safe Motherhood Services such as
11	Antenatal	75.5	63.9
12	Safe delivery	69.8	60.5
13	Postnatal	66.3	57.1
14	Immunization	77.2	69.5
15	Infant feeding information	64.2	57.7
	Cluster % Total	70.6	61.7
	Post Abortion Care (PAC) Services such as
16	Emergency care during bleeding	50.5	41.2
17	Manual removal of retained product of conception	35.9	30.2
18	Information on the prevention of unwanted pregnancy	59.0	52.1
19	Information on prevention of abortion	58.7	51.8
	Cluster % Total	51.0	43.8
	Prevention and Management of STIs and HIV and AIDS Services such as
20	Voluntary counseling and testing	67.0	56.3
21	Provision of antiretroviral therapy (ART)	36.0	32.9
22	Treatment of STIs	49.1	41.1
23	Supply of condoms	54.0	47.3
24	prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and other STIs	52.0	45.5
	Cluster % Total Overall % Total	51.6 58.4	44.6 50.5

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