Table 1 The characteristics of the study population (n = 678).

From: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic-related quarantine on female sexual behavior: a cross-sectional study in China

Items

Total (n = 678)

Shanghai (221)

Nanjing (206)

Ningxia (251)

Age (years), n (%)

18–25

159 (23.5)

46 (20.8)

32 (15.5)

81 (32.3)

26–30

204 (30.1)

43 (19.5)

90 (43.7)

71 (28.3)

31–40

188 (27.7)

82 (37.1)

63 (30.6)

43 (17.1)

41–50

100 (14.7)

39 (17.6)

21 (10.2)

40 (15.9)

51–60

22 (3.2)

10 (4.5)

0

12 (4.8)

 > 60

5 (0.7)

1 (0.5)

0

4 (1.6)

Job, n (%)

Student

119 (17.6)

32 (14.5)

26 (12.6)

61 (24.3)

Production and sales staff

221 (32.6)

59 (26.7)

89 (43.2)

73 (29.1)

Administrative staff

127 (18.7)

66 (29.9)

32 (15.5)

29 (11.6)

Service personnel

79 (11.7)

19 (8.6)

7 (3.3)

53 (21.1)

Professional skilled worker

132 (19.5)

45 (20.4)

52 (25.2)

35 (13.9)

Educational level, n (%)

Primary school

14 (2.1)

0

2 (1.0)

12 (4.8)

Junior high school

54 (8.0)

8 (3.6)

11 (5.3)

35 (14.0)

High school or secondary school

153 (22.6)

29 (13.1)

21 (10.2)

103 (41.0)

College and above

457 (67.4)

184 (83.3)

172 (83.5)

101 (40.2)

Marital status, n (%)

Unmarried

196 (28.9)

88 (40.0)

51 (24.8)

57 (22.7)

Married

442 (65.2)

124 (56.1)

141 (68.4)

177 (70.5)

Divorced or widowed

40 (5.9)

9 (4.1)

14 (6.8)

17 (6.8)

Menstruation, n (%)

Yes

82 (12.1)

18 (8.1)

26 (12.6)

38 (15.1)

No

596 (87.9)

203 (91.9)

180 (87.4)

213 (84.9)

Reproductive history, n (%)

Not pregnancies or births

267 (39.3)

76 (28.5)

71 (34.1)

100 (37.5)

1 birth

278 (41.0)

79 (28.4)

69 (35.6)

68 (24.5)

2 births

106 (15.6)

61 (57.5)

45 (42.5)

52 (49.1)

3 births and above

27 (4.0)

5 (18.5)

21 (77.8)

31 (87.1)

Mode of delivery, n (%)

No births

237 (35.0)

71 (32.1)

86 (41.7)

80 (31.9)

Vaginal delivery

340 (50.1)

113 (51.1)

72 (35.0)

155 (61.8)

Cesarean section

101 (14.9)

37 (16.7)

48 (23.3)

16 (6.4)