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. 2021 Dec 1;21:399. doi: 10.1186/s12905-021-01541-9

Table 1.

Social-demographic, obstetric history, contraceptive related characteristics of implants users at National Referral Hospital, Kampala Uganda (n = 207)

Variable Frequency Percentage (%)
Social-demographic
 Woman's age
  18–24 67 32.4
  25 and above 140 67.6
 Marital status
  Divorced 5 2.4
  Cohabiting 16 7.7
  Widowed 3 1.4
  Married 158 76.3
  Single 25 12.1
 Religion
  Catholic 82 39.6
  Born again 54 26.1
  Protestant 46 22.2
  Muslim 19 9.2
  Jehova 6 2.9
 Address
  Urban 153 73.9
  Rural 54 26.1
 Level of education
  Below secondary 79 38.2
  Secondary and above 128 61.8
 Women’s occupation
  Housewife 87 42.0
  Employee 60 29.0
  Trader 56 27.1
  Student 4 1.9
Obstetric history
 Number of living children
  0–2 130 62.8
  3+ 77 37.2
 History of abortion
  Yes 69 33.3
  No 138 66.7
 The desire for more children in the future
  Yes 165 79.7
  No 42 20.3
 Ever used modern contraceptive before insertion of Implants
  Yes 135 65.2
  No 72 34.8
 Type of contraceptive used before insertion of Implants (n = 135)
  Injectable 85 63.0
  Condoms, IUCD, OCP 50 37.0
 Type of implant used
  Implanon NXT 145 70.0
  Jadelle 62 30.0
 Experience of side effects
  Yes 174 84.1
  No 33 15.9
 Counseling about efficacy and side effects
  Yes 170 82.1
  No 37 17.9
 Had follow-up appointments
  Yes 90 43.5
  No 117 56.5