Table 2. Symptoms of cervical cancer.
| Uptake of screening | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Variable | Sample size | Levels | Total (2505,100%) | No (2232,89%) | Yes (273,11%) | P |
| Bleeding immediately after sex is a sign of cervical cancer | 2498 | No | 292(12%) | 271(12%) | 21(8%) | 0.029 |
| Yes | 1229(49%) | 1096(49%) | 133(49%) | |||
| Maybe | 340(14%) | 307(14%) | 33(12%) | |||
| Don’t know | 637(26%) | 551(25%) | 86(32%) | |||
| Think one would need to go for screening even if there were no symptoms | 2496 | No | 231(9%) | 218(10%) | 13(5%) | 0.049 |
| Yes | 1918(77%) | 1695(76%) | 223(82%) | |||
| Maybe | 144(6%) | 130(6%) | 14(5%) | |||
| Don’t know | 203(8%) | 180(8%) | 23(8%) | |||