'Does HPV affect my fertility?' Reproductive concerns of HPV-positive women: a qualitative study

Table 1 Demographic characteristics, HPV genotypes and cytology results of participants

Participant ID number	Age (years)	Socio-economic level	HPV genotyping	Cervical cytology	Education	Occupation	Marriage duration (years)	Number of children	HPV duration (months)
1 Mina	32	High	High-risk	CIN-1	PhD	Lecturer	9	1	2
2 Eli	31	Middle	Mixed	CIN-1	Bachelor	Housewife	3	1	24
3 Razieh	30	Middle	High-risk	Normal	Master	Teacher	3	0	2
4 Inaz	28	High	Mixed	Normal	Bachelor	Employee	3	0	1
5 Goli	39	Middle	Mixed	CIN-2	Bachelor	Hair-dresser	10	1	24
6 Samira	32	Low	High-risk	ASC-US	Bachelor	Nurse	11	1	3
7 Nazanin	23	Low	Mixed	Normal	Bachelor	Student	2	0	12
8 Ida	30	Middle	High-risk	Normal	Diploma	Housewife	6	0	12
9 Bita	28	Low	High-risk	Normal	Bachelor	Student	Single	0	3
10 Mehri	37	Middle	Mixed	Normal	Diploma	Housewife	7	0	12
11 Hanieh	32	Low	High-risk	CIN-1	Bachelor	Employee	10	1	2
12 Shirin	33	Middle	High-risk	CIN-2	PhD	Employee	Single	0	6
13 Sara	44	Low	High-risk	ASC-US	Diploma	Housewife	23	3	13
14 Shadi	35	High	Mixed	ASC-US	Diploma	Housewife	Divorced	0	6
15 Kajal	47	Low	High-risk	CIN-2	High-School	Housewife	27	2	36
16 Donya	24	Low	Mixed	Normal	Bachelor	Shopkeeper	single	0	2
17 Flor	42	Middle	Mixed	ASC-US	Diploma	Housewife	20	2	12
18 Leila	41	High	High-risk	CIN-1	Master	Teacher	Widow	2	12
19 Neda	36	High	High-risk	CIN-2	Master	Employee	9	1	5
20 Bahar	35	High	High-risk	CIN-2	Bachelor	Musician	Divorced	1	1

CIN cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, Mixed both high-risk and low-risk HPV genotypes, ASC-US atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance

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