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Assessment of Preference and Its Determinant Factors to Ward Modern Contraceptive Methods among Women of Reproductive Age Group in Shire Indaselassie Town, Northern Ethiopia, 2011

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Assessment of Preference and Its Determinant Factors to Ward Modern Contraceptive Methods among Women of Reproductive Age Group in Shire Indaselassie Town, Northern Ethiopia, 2011

Auteurs : Weyzer T. Tsehaye [Éthiopie] ; Daniel Mengistu [Éthiopie] ; Emebet Birhanu [Éthiopie] ; Kalayou K. Berhe [Éthiopie]

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International Journal of Family Medicine [ 2090-2042 ] ; 2013.

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Abstract

Background. Women's preferences for various contraceptive methods attribute vary according to the type of relations and other aspects of their life. The discrepancy between fertility preferences and contraceptive practice is regarded as an indicator of unmet demand for family planning. Objective. To assess modern contraceptive methods preference and its determinant factors among women of reproductive age group in Shire Indaselassie town, Tigray Region, Northern Ethiopia. Method. A community based cross-sectional study design was employed on 367 sampled women. Stratified sampling technique was used to select the study subjects. Then, data was collected using structured questionnaire. Result. In this study, the most commonly preferred modern contraceptive method was injectable contraceptive 202 (55%), the second 61 (16.6%) was oral contraceptives, and the third 47 (12.8%) was Norplant. Condom 31 (8.4%), IUD 14 (3.8%), female sterilization 7 (1.9%), and others were less commonly preferred methods. Some of the reasons for preference were effectiveness of the method, reversibility, fewer side effects, convenience, long duration of use, and no need to remember daily. Conclusion. This study clearly described that women preferences of modern contraceptive methods increased after they had higher number of children and less desire to limit family size.

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DOI: 10.1155/2013/317609
PubMed: 24396599
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of unmet demand for family planning. <italic>Objective</italic>. To
assess modern contraceptive methods preference and its determinant
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cross-sectional study design was employed on 367 sampled women.
Stratified sampling technique was used to select the study subjects.
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In this study, the most commonly preferred modern contraceptive
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