Sexual and Reproductive Health Issues among Married Working Women in Jaipur, India: A Mixed-Methods Dataset
Description
This dataset is part of a mixed-methods research study exploring sexual and reproductive health (SRH) issues faced by married working women aged 21–49 employed in academic institutions in Jaipur city, India. The quantitative component includes structured survey responses from 104 participants collected through stratified random sampling, capturing demographic profiles, menstrual and reproductive health status, contraceptive use, health-seeking behavior, and work-life balance. The qualitative component consists of anonymized interview excerpts that provide deeper insights into women's lived experiences, sociocultural constraints, and coping mechanisms regarding SRH concerns. The dataset aims to contribute to gender-sensitive health research and policy interventions focused on urban working women’s health in India. Keywords: Sexual and reproductive health, working women, India, gender and health, mixed-methods, Jaipur, Working women, menstrual health, contraception, reproductive autonomy, qualitative interviews