Table 2.
Sexual practices with male and transwomen partners among male sex workers (MSWs), transwomen sex workers (TSWs) and their clients in the last 3 months, Lima, Peru 2013
| Transactional |
Non-trans acti onal |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSW | MSW weighted | MSW clients | TSW | TSW Weighted | TSW clients | MSW | MSW weighted | MSW clients | TSW | TSW Weighted | TSW clients | |
| N = 100 | N = 49 | N = 181 | N = 46 | N= 100 | N = 49 | N = 181 | N = 46 | |||||
| % (n) | % (Cl) | % (n) | % (n) | % (Cl) | % (n) | % (n) | % (Cl) | % (n) | % (n) | % (Cl) | % (n) | |
| Any male partner at all: | 100% (100) | 100% | 100% (49) | 100% (181) | 100% | 100% (46) | 100% (100) | 100% (100) | 100% (49) | 100% (181) | 100% (181) | 100% (46) |
| At least one male/trans partner | 100% (100) | 100% | 100% (49) | 100% (181) | 100% | 100% (46) | 38% (38) | 42% (31–55) | 33% (16) | 31% (56) | 28% (16–45) | 17% (8) |
| Number of male/trans partners, mean (Cl) | 48 (23–73) | 39(10–68) | 11 (8–14) | 113 (100–127) | 114(91–137) | 6 (4–8) | 5(1–8) | 5(3–8) | 2(1–3) | 5(3–8) | 5(1–8) | 0(0–1) |
| N=95t | N=48 | N=179 | N=45 | |||||||||
| Was asked for / asked for sex without condom at least once | 59% (56) | 60% (53–67) | 12.5% (6) | 75% (134) | 74% (58–85) | 13% (6) | ||||||
| Accepted / received sex without a condom at least once | 25% (14) | 24% (19–30) | 50% (3) | 41% (55) | 42% (34–50) | 50% (3) | ||||||
| N=95 | N=49 | N=179 | N=46 | N = 38 | N = 16 | N = 56 | N = 8 | |||||
| Any insertive AI | 93% (88) | 94% (88–97) | 43% (21) | 45% (80) | 45% (31–59) | 93% (43) | 71% (27) | 72% (63–79) | 50% (8) | 25% (14) | 24% (10–48) | 100% (8) |
| Always condom use, Insertive AI | 91% (80) | 91% (88–94) | 100% (21) | 65% (52) | 64% (51–75) | 93% (40) | 78% (21) | 83% (62–94) | 88% (7) | 29% (4) | 29% (13–52) | 75% (6) |
| Any receptive AI | 26% (25) | 29% (19–42) | 73% (36) | 98% (176) | 99% (94–100) | 24% (11) | 26% (10) | 33% (17–53) | 50% (8) | 93% (52) | 93% (83–97) | 25% (2) |
| Always condom use, receptive AI | 96% (24) | 97% (75–100) | 97% (35) | 69% (122) | 69% (60–76) | 100% (11) | 100 % (10) | 100% | 100% (8) | 48% (25) | 48% (31–66) | 100% (2) |
| Overall practices | ||||||||||||
| Only insertive AI | 73% (69) | 70% (59–79) | 12% (6) | 0% (0) | 0% | 76% (35) | 58% (22) | 55% (45–64) | 19% (3) | 0% (0) | 0% | 75% (6) |
| Only receptive AI | 6% (6) | 5% (3–11) | 43% (21) | 54% (96) | 54% (40–68) | 7% (3) | 13% (5) | 15% (9–25) | 19% (3) | 68% (38) | 69% (49–84) | 0% (0) |
| Insertive and receptive AI | 20% (19) | 23% (13–38) | 31% (15) | 45% (80) | 45% (31–59) | 17% (8) | 13% (5) | 17% (8–32) | 31% (5) | 25% (14) | 24% (10–48) | 25% (2) |
| Neither I AI nor RAI | 1% (1) | 1% (0–7) | 14% (7) | 2% (3) | 1 % (0–6) | 0% (0) | 16% (6) | 13% (5–30) | 31% (5) | 7% (4) | 7% (3–17) | 0% (0) |
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due to data collection issues, certain participants were not asked all of the questions
AI: anal intercourse
CI: confidence interval