Effects of a comprehensive menstrual and sexual reproductive health intervention on RTI symptoms among adolescent girls in the Mwanza region: a mixed-methods analysis.

Similarly, the prevalence of rash or redness in the genital area increased slightly from 17% (n = 70) to 19% (n = 77), which also did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.532) (Table 2 ) Changes in reported RTI symptoms by age group and area of residence (rural/urban) Our study revealed significant changes in the prevalence of reproductive tract infection (RTIs) symptoms among participants between baseline and endline, with variations by age group and location.

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