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. 2024 Jan 19;30:100662. doi: 10.1016/j.lana.2023.100662

Table 2.

Reproductive health and healthcare experiences of current & prospective contraceptive users (ages 15–44) in a 2022 U.S. national sample.

Weighted % Unweighted n
Ever had penile-vaginal sex 89.2 1966
Ever been pregnant 47.8 1310
Parent 41.9 1224
Ever used a contraceptive method 97.4 2087
Currently using multiple contraceptive methods 32.3 596
Current contraceptive method use
 No method 8.1 144
 Withdrawal/pulling out 34.3 633
 Oral contraceptive pill 29.4 544
 External condoms 24.4 475
 Hormonal IUD 14.3 330
 Fertility awareness 9.0 205
 Implant 6.1 108
 Vasectomy 6.0 220
 Copper IUD 3.0 77
 Shot 2.7 50
 Ring 1.8 39
 Emergency contraception 1.8 35
 Internal condoms 0.9 12
 Patch 0.7 14
 Spermicide 0.3 10
 Phexxi 0.2 4
 Diaphragm <0.1 2
 Cervical cap 0.0 0
 Sponge <0.1 1
Currently feels they have enough information to make a decision about the birth control method(s) that are best for them
 Yes 77.9 1707
 No 9.4 164
 Not sure 12.2 237
 Missing 0.5 11
Confidence they can get the birth control method they want when they want it
 Very confident 56.4 1301
 Somewhat confident 38.4 718
 Not confident 4.8 88
 Missing 0.5 12
Number of types of discrimination ever experienced in a family planning setting
 0 types 44.5 992
 1–4 types 26.0 564
 5–9 types 20.6 424
 Did not report ever discussing contraception with a healthcare provider 6.6 91
 Missing 2.3 48
Received person-centered contraceptive counseling from most recent healthcare provider seen for birth control
 Yes 35.1 847
 No 57.8 1169
 Did not report ever discussing contraception with a healthcare provider 6.6 91
 Missing 0.5 12

Notes: Unweighted n = 2119.