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. 2018 Jun 10;2018:9680514. doi: 10.1155/2018/9680514

Table 2.

Contraceptive utilization, socioeconomic, and healthcare factors.

Variables Number Percent
Prevalence of contraceptive use 36%, 95% CI 31 – 40%

Self-reported current use of contraceptive, n=434

Yes 155 36

No 279 64

Family planning methods being used, n=155

Implants 076 49

Pills 024 15

Depo-Provera 049 32

Condoms 006 04

Source of contraceptive, n=155

Government health centre 135 87

Family planning clinic (IDC) 010 06

Private clinics 003 02

Outreach 001 01

Others 006 04

Numbers of month of uninterrupted use of contraceptive method currently used, n=155

1 - 16 months 102 66

17 - 84 months 053 34

Were you told of the side effects of the contraceptive method?, n=155

Yes 146 94

No 009 06

Where you advised on what to do in case of side effect?, n=155

Yes 144 93

No 011 07

Were you educated on available alternative contraceptive methods?, n=155

Yes 144 93

No 011 07

Cost of contraceptive, n=155

Free 144 93

Up to $2 011 07

Did you discuss with your partner on the method to use?, n=155

Yes 124 80

No 031 20

Do you have access to contraceptives whenever you need them?, n=155

Yes 151 97

No 004 03

Receiving counselling on family planning at IDC, n=155

No 012 03

Yes 360 83

Sometimes 062 14