Fear of unintended pregnancy and sexual quality of life during the menopausal transition in a Turkish population: A cross-sectional study of associated factors

1 Age_,Numerıc numerıc
2 Age_Group group
3 Educatıon 1:Primary/Secondary, 2:High school, 3:University or higher
4 Employment_status 1:Employed, 2:Unemployed
5 Income 1:Low, 2:Medium, 3:High
6 Gravida numeric
7 Gravida_Group 1:0–3 gravida, 2: 4 or more gravida
8 Living_children numerıc
9 Children_Group 1:0–3 children, 2: 4 or more children
10 Child_satisfaction 1:As desired, 2:Less than desired, 3:More than desired
11 Miscarriage history 1: Yes, 2: No
12 Curettage history 1: Yes, 2: No
13 Unintended pregnancy 1: Yes, 2: No
14 Mode of delivery 1:Vaginal, 2:Cesarean
15 Birth experience 1:Difficult, 2:Moderate, 3:Easy
16 Fear of unintended pregnancy 1: Yes, 2: No
17 Pregnancy intention 1: Yes, 2: No
18 Emotional response if found to be pregnant 1:Happiness, 2:Sadness, 3:Uncertainty
19 Planned action if pregnancy occurs 1:Don't know, 2:Give birth, 3:Get depressed, 4:Have curettage, 5:Other
20 Suspicion of pregnancy during menstrual delay 1: Yes, 2: No
21 Reasons for avoiding pregnancy 1:Unable to care, 2:Don’t want, 3:Advanced age, 4:Health risk, 5:Financial issue, 6:Already grandmother
22 Using contraceptive 1: Yes, 2: No
23 Mode of contraceptive 1:Condom, 2:Intrauterine Device (IUD), 3:Tubal ligation, 4:Hormone pill/injection, 5:Withdrawal, 6:Other