Table 6.

Sociodemographic characteristics of hormonal contraceptive and IUD users by follow-up status

Variables	Followed-up sample			Lost-to-follow-up sample
	N = 560			N = 233
	%	95% CI		%	95% CI
		LL	UL		LL	UL
Age
15–24	27.0	22.3	32.4	41.6	33.1	50.7
25–34	43.7	38.8	48.7	39.5	30.7	49.1
35+	29.3	25.1	33.9	18.8	13.3	25.9
Mean (in years)	30.3	29.5	31.2	27.2	26.1	28.3
Married or in-union	86.8	82.1	90.4	73.2	62.9	81.4
Urban	16.7	10.1	26.2	27.3	17.1	40.7
Parity
0–1	13.9	10.1	18.0	32.0	23.1	42.4
2–3	33.4	27.8	39.4	33.6	25.8	42.3
4+	52.7	45.6	59.8	34.4	25.8	44.2
Education
None	7.2	4.6	11.0	8.5	4.6	15.2
Primary	57.2	50.5	63.5	56.8	46.2	66.8
Secondary+	35.7	29.1	42.8	34.7	24.7	46.3
Wealth
Lowest 40%	34.7	28.2	41.8	32.1	23.8	41.6
Highest 60%	65.3	58.3	71.7	67.9	58.4	76.2
Fertility desires
Want in 1–2 years	12.2	9.1	16.2	17.3	12.1	24.1
Want in 2+ years	42.6	36.8	48.6	50.7	42.8	58.5
Do not want anymore	45.2	39.5	51.1	32.0	24.8	40.2
Using < 12 months	51.4	45.8	56.9	63.2	55.2	70.6
Method
Implant	31.9	26.8	37.4	35.3	26.8	44.7
IUD	4.6	2.7	7.6	2.5	1.1	5.6
Injectable	56.8	50.6	62.8	53.2	44.7	61.6
Pill	6.8	4.6	9.8	9.0	4.5	17.5
Number of side effects
None	77.2	72.1	81.7	73.5	65.1	80.6
1	4.8	3.0	7.5	5.3	2.5	10.8
2 or more	18.0	13.8	23.0	21.2	14.2	30.4
Specific side effect
Less bleeding	9.3	6.2	13.6	10.8	5.7	19.4
More bleeding	5.6	3.5	9.0	5.0	2.5	9.7
Irregular bleeding	7.3	4.4	11.9	6.8	3.5	12.9
Changes to sexual experience	5.4	3.1	9.2	6.6	3.0	13.8
Physical discomfort	13.1	9.2	18.4	15.4	10.5	22.0