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. 2020 Mar 18;2:100022. doi: 10.1016/j.conx.2020.100022

Table 2.

Percent distributions on fertility and contraceptive behaviors related to unmet need for panel of non-contracepting exposed Ugandan females at baseline (2014) and follow-up (2018) surveys

Non-user panel
n = 747
Characteristic At baseline At follow-up
Total 100.0 100.0
Any contraceptive use
 Using a modern method 0.0 25.4
 Using a traditional method 1.5
 Not using 100.0 73.1
Last pregnancy wantedness
 Then 50.9 51.1
 Later (mistimed) 25.3 27.0
 Not at all (unwanted) 18.9 20.5
 Don't know/No answer 0.7 0.0
 Never pregnant/given birth 4.3 1.3
Desire for more children
 More children < 2 years 12.7 8.7
 More children 2 + years 52.1 42.0
 No more children 35.1 45.7
 Infertile 3.6
 No answer 0.1 0.0
Unmet need status
 Unmet need for spacing 40.8 22.4
 Unmet need for limiting 30.8 23.2
 Using for spacing 15.0
 Using for limiting 11.9
 No unmet need 28.4 12.1
 Infecund or menopausal 9.5
 Not sexually active 5.9
Type of method adopted by 2018 (n = 249)
 Female sterilization 7.5
 Male sterilization 0.0
 Implants 23.4
 IUD 3.0
 Injectables 46.8
 Pill 6.0
 Male/female condoms 5.5
 Emergency contraception 0.5
 Other modern (Diaphragm, beads, LAM) 1.5
 Rhythm 3.0
 Withdrawal 2.5
Intention to use modern contraception in future
 Yes 58.2 39.3
 No 41.8 18.4
 Currently using 26.9
 Infecund or menopausal 9.5
 Not sexually active 5.9

In addition to not contracepting, exposed females are sexually active and non-menopausal.