Contraception methods, pregnancy, STIs and HIV among adolescents and young people: findings from a community wide survey in KwaZulu-Natal
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1 Contraception methods, pregnancy, STIs and HIV among adolescents and young people: findings from a community wide survey in KwaZulu-Natal Candace Davidson Ayesha BM Kharsany, Cherie Cawood, David Khanyile, Anneke Grobler, Lara Lewis Presentation at: 8 th SA AIDS Conference, June Durban Convention Centre
2 Background Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) estimates globally 15% of women living with HIV/AIDS are aged years 80% of these live in sub-saharan Africa HIV in young women leading cause of premature death affects own well-being including welfare of their children and community Problem will be intensified over time as proportion of population in this age band grows places larger numbers at risk Extensive research ongoing behavioural, biological, socioeconomic, cultural, and structural factors to understand and contextualize HIV acquisition Goal improving individual and public health for adolescents
3 Purpose of this presentation To report on Contraception methods Pregnancies Sexually Transmitted Infections HIV Among adolescents (15-24 years) participating in the HIV Incidence Provincial Survey System (HIPSS) a community wide survey
4 HIPSS study design and site Purpose: HIPSS was established to understand the population impact of programmatic scale-up of combination prevention in rural KwaZulu-Natal Design: Cross-sectional multistage random sampling Site: Vulindlela and the Greater Edendale, umgungundlovu district, KZN, South Africa Highest HIV burden district in SA (SA DOH_ANC prevalence- 40.7% in 2012) Sample Population: years
5 Study Population Enrolled N=9812 multifaceted issues including biological vulnerability, socioeconomic realities, self-efficacy and agency, extensive family variables (10, 11) and individual risk behaviours (12). biological vulnerability, socioeconomic realities, self-efficacy and agency, extensive family variables (10, 11) and individual risk behaviours biological vulnerability, socioeconomic realities, self-efficacy and agency, extensive family variables (10, 11) and individual risk behaviours Adolescents and young people (15-24 years) N=3696 (37.7%) Females N=2224 (60.2%) Males N=1472 (39.8%) Median age (IQR) 19.2 ( ) 19.1 ( ) Completed 12 years of schooling, n (%) 1133 (48.6) 680 (42.9) Single/not married or living together, n (%) 2146 (96.9) 1453 (98.4) Sexual debut n, (%) 1557 (67.4) 934 (63.3) Median age (IQR) at first sex 16.9 ( ) 16.2 ( ) Median age (IQR) of partner at first sex 19.6 ( ) 16.0 ( ) Median (IQR) number of lifetime sex partners 1.1 ( ) 2.5 ( )
6 Contraceptive method used Females (N=2224) Males (N=1472) Contraceptive Method n ** %* n %* 3 month injectable (Depo-Provera) Condoms month injectable (Nur-Isterate) Daily pill IUCD Female sterilization <0.1 Emergency contraception Rhythm//calendar/thigh sex 1 < Other *population weighted proportion 6 **participants could select more than 1 option
7 Reasons for not using contraceptives Reason Females (N=1203) No reason Abstaining/no partner Trying to have a baby Currently pregnant Negative side affects Access issues Scared No time to go to clinic Menopausal 1 <0.1 7 Other *population weighted proportion %*
8 Ever been pregnant and currently pregnant Pregnancies (%) Single year age band Ever pregnant Currently pregnant
9 Factors associated with previous or current pregnancy Variable Ref Adjusted Odds Ratio (95%CI)* Education Grade 12 Grade 12 complete 1.41 ( ) incomplete Age years 2.40 ( ) years years 5.71 ( ) HIV test Not tested Tested 2.18 ( ) HIV result Negative Positive 1.16 ( ) HSV 2 result Negative Positive 1.47 ( ) Perceived risk of HIV No perceived risk At risk 1.14 ( ) Contraception use No Yes 2.19 ( ) Contraception use choice Condom use at sexual debut Condom use always in past 12 months Not using 3-mo. DMPA Condoms 4.92 ( ) 0.23 ( ) Yes No 1.90 ( ) Yes No /Sometimes 1.95 ( )
10 Sexually transmitted infections by age and gender Chlamydia (%) Trichomoniasis (%) Gonorrhoea (%) Syphiis (%) HSV-2 Ab (%) Overall prevalence Chlamydia Females = 15% Males = 7% Trichomoniais Females = 12% Males = 1% Gonorrhoeae Females = 5% Males = 2% Syphilis Ab Females = 3% Males = 2% HSV-2 Ab Females = 43% Males = 15% Age specific prevalence Significantly higher in females compared to males Consistently high prevalence in females compared to males in each age band Younger females have a higher prevalence compared to males in the same age group
11 HIV Status Overall Female Male P=value n/n % n/n % n/n % HIV Prevalence Tested for HIV Received result of test 690/ / / < / / / / / / Self-report HIV+ 256/ / / <.0001
12 HIV infection by gender and age band HIV Infection (%) Single year age band Females Males
13 Conclusions and Take Away Messages Unacceptably high prevalence of pregnancies, STIs and HIV infection Low uptake of contraception methods and condoms High prevalence of Depo-Provera use potential to enhance thinning of epithelial lining and increase risk of HIV Adolescent girls (15-19 years) have different needs and realities than young women (20-24 years)
14 Recommendations Promote and scale up integrated school health services Encourage health seeking behaviour among adolescents to include test and treat for STIs and HIV Increase uptake of contraception Identify and target key populations for information and education (delaying sexual debut, use of dual protection, prioritizing education post pregnancy) Strengthen surveillance to identify high risk locations Develop health seeking behaviors, partner notifications and referrals Facilitative access to existing services
15 HIPSS (CAPRISA 251) Study Team and acknowledgements Investigators Epicentre AIDS Risk Management Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Centre for the Programme of AIDS Research in South Africa (CAPRISA) Health Economics and HIV/AIDSs Research Division (HEARD) South African Centre for Epidemiological Modelling and Analysis (SACEMA) National Institute for Communicable Diseases, National Health Laboratory Service (NICD/NHLS) Collaborating Partners umgungundlovu District office DOH HAST Unit, KZN Department of Health KZN Department of Health Wellcome Trust Africa Centre Study sponsorship and funding Statement HIPSS study is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under terms of the cooperative agreement) 3U2GGH W1 and the US Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Study Protocol implementation and analysis Ayesha BM Kharsany, Principal Investigator Cherie Cawoood, Project Director David Khanyile, Field Project Manager Anneke Grobler, Study Statistician Lara Lewis, Statistician Acknowledgements To all the households and individual study participants, traditional and municipal leadership, HIPSS field and office staff, all laboratory staff and PHC clinic staff in the district
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