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ABORMEDGIVEN
Given medicine for pain when removing pregnancy
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Description

For women who had ever successfully removed a pregnancy, ABORMEDGIVEN reports whether the woman's provider offered something to ease any pain at the time of the pregnancy removal event. In some samples, this variable also reports whether the medicine did anything to stop the pain.

The question associated with this variable was included in the female questionnaire.

Comparability

In the Burkina Faso 2021, Democratic Republic of Congo 2021, and Niger 2022 sample, the questionnaire included responses to differentiate whether the medicine did anything to ease the pain the woman experienced, but in Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria, the questionnaire only allowed the woman to indicate whether she had been offered medicine for pain.

Universe

  • Burkina Faso 2021 Female and Household: Women aged 15-49 who have ever successfully removed a pregnancy.
  • Congo Democratic Republic (Kinshasa) 2021 Female and Household: Women aged 15-49 who have ever successfully removed a pregnancy.
  • Congo Democratic Republic (Kongo Central) 2021 Female and Household: Women aged 15-49 who have ever successfully removed a pregnancy.
  • Cote D'Ivoire 2020 Abortion Follow-up to Round 2: Women aged 15-49 who removed a pregnancy or regulated their period by surgery, pills, injection, or an unspecified method received at a government hospital, government health center, family planning clinic, mobile clinic, private hospital, private doctor, pharmacy, or other public health facility.
  • Niger 2022 Phase 2 Female and Household: Women aged 15-49 who have ever successfully removed a pregnancy.
  • Nigeria 2019 Abortion Follow-up to Round 5: Women aged 15-49 who removed a pregnancy or regulated their period by surgery, pills, injection, or an unspecified method received at a government hospital, government health center, family planning clinic, mobile clinic, private hospital, private doctor, pharmacy, or other public health facility.

Availability

  • Burkina Faso: 2021
  • Congo (Democratic Republic): 2021
  • Cote d'Ivoire: 2020
  • Niger: 2022
  • Nigeria: 2019