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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2019 Jun 14;146(2):212–217. doi: 10.1002/ijgo.12858

Table 3.

Reproductive health outcomes among the participants (n=111) after Ebola virus disease. a

Outcome Distribution
Pregnant 29 (26.1)
Pregnancy outcomes
 Live birth 10 (34.5)
 Stillbirth 2 (6.9)
 Spontaneous abortion 11 (37.9)
 Elective induced abortion 3 (10.3)
 Currently pregnant 2 (6.9)
 Unknown 1 (3.5)
Regular menstruation before EVD 105 (94.6)
Menstruation status after EVD
 Regular menstruation 66 (62.9)
 Irregular menstruation, b known reason c 12 (11.4)
 Irregular menstruation, b unknown reason 27 (25.7)

Abbreviation: EVD, Ebola virus disease.

a

Values are given as number (percentage).

b

Irregular menstruation included no menstruation; light or infrequent menstruation; heavy menstruation; frequent menstruation; and/or abdomen or back pain during menstruation.

c

Known reasons for irregular menstruation included pregnancy; breastfeeding; have reached menopause at the age of 45 years or older; or using hormonal contraceptives.