Adolescents’ perceptions and experiences of pregnancy in refugee and migrant communities on the Thailand-Myanmar border: a qualitative study

Table 2 Socio-demographic characteristics of interview participants

Reference number^a	Age of participant	Age of husband	EGA (weeks)^b	Language	Years in school	Prior employment
MLA01	16	18	8	Burmese	4	No
MLA02	15	15	38	Burmese	2	Shop auntie
MLA03	16	25	19	Karen	11	Agricultural work
MLA04	15	20	12	Burmese	4	Home shop
MLA05	16	25	Post-partum	Karen	5	Household
MLA06	15	18	Miscarriage	Karen	3	Agricultural work
MLA07	15	19	27	Karen	4	Care siblings
MLA08	17	18	31	Karen	9	Agricultural work
MLA09	17	25	34	Burmese	3	Agricultural work
MLA10	14	15	–	Karen	8	No
MKT01	16	18	8	Burmese	4	Agricultural work
MKT02	15	25	26	Burmese	0	Agricultural work
MKT03	17	20	36	Burmese	2	Agricultural work
MKT04	16	23	18	Karen	3	Agricultural work
MKT05	13	20	36	Karen	0	Agricultural work
MKT06	17	22	17	Burmese	4	Agricultural work
MKT07	16	20	22	Burmese	9	Agricultural work
MKT08	16	19	16	Karen	4	Agricultural work
MKT09	15	18	25	Karen	6	Agricultural work
MKT10	17	24	20	Karen	7	Household

^aMLA: participants attending antenatal clinic in Mae La refugee camp; MKT: participants attending antenatal clinic in Maw Ker Thai migrant clinic
^bEGA estimated gestational age at time of interview

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