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Variables
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n (%)
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Received adsorbents as relief material
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Did not receive
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117 (100.0%)
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Receive soap as relief material
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Did not receive
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59 (50.4%)
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Received as relief material
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58 (49.6%)
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Privacy available for MHM practice
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Not adequately available
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67 (57.3%)
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Adequately available
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50 (42.7%)
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Timing to remember adsorbents as a need
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On the day of earthquake
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15 (12.8%)
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Only when menstruation occurred
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102 (87.2%)
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Type of adsorbents used after the earthquake
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Disposable Pads
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28 (23.9%)
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Reusable Cloth
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89 (76.1%)
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Source of the adsorbents? (Disposable pads; n = 28)
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Relative or Friend
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12 (42.8%)
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Bought
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11 (39.3%)
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Remaining from last time
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5 (17.9%)
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Source of the adsorbents? (Reusable cloths; n = 89)
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Old clothes
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70 (78.7%)
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Relative or Friend
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19 (21.3%)
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Disposal site for used disposable pad (n = 28)
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Along with other waste
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4 (14.3%)
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Separately in a nearby open space
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24 (85.7%)
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Preferred choice of adsorbents
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Disposable Pads
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91 (77.8%)
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Reusable Cloth
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26 (22.2%)
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Reason for preferring Disposable pads (n = 91)
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Clean
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47 (40.2%)
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Hygienic
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18 (19.8%)
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Easy to use
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15 (16.5%)
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Comfortable
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11 (12.1%)
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Reason for preferring Reusable cloth (n = 26)
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Easy availability
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14 (53.8%)
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Reusability
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10 (38.5%)
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Habit
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2 (7.7%)
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Perceived sustainable choice in disasters
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Disposable Pads
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31 (26.5%)
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Reusable Cloth
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86 (73.5%)
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