Table 2.

Bivariate associations between categorical variables of interest and discontinuation of baseline method by 12-months (due to side effects and all-cause).

	N for row	Discontinued due to side effects		p	N for row	Discontinued (all-cause)		p
		#	%			#	%
Region
Dakar	527	37	7.0%	0.64	548	58	10.6%	0.45
Thiès	150	15	10.0%		159	24	15.1%
Diourbel	123	8	6.5%		131	16	12.2%
Kaffrine	160	12	7.5%		170	22	12.9%
Baseline LARC method
IUD	273	35	12.8%	<0.0001	290	52	17.9%	0.0002
Implant	687	37	5.4%		718	68	9.5%
Religion
Muslim	942	69	7.3%	0.14	989	116	11.7%	0.21
Christian	18	3	16.7%		19	4	21.1%
Urbanicity
Rural	210	13	6.2%	0.72	223	26	11.7%	0.71
Peri-urban	141	11	7.8%		151	21	13.9%
Urban	609	48	7.9%		634	73	11.5%
Highest level of education
None	426	30	7.0%	0.14	454	58	12.8%	0.70
Primary	276	16	5.8%		293	33	11.3%
Secondary	199	18	9.0%		201	20	10.0%
More	57	8	14.0%		57	8	14.0%
Married	938	72	7.7%	0.19	984	118	12.0%	0.63
Prior use hormonal contraception	589	40	6.8%	0.35	620	71	11.5%	0.63
Employed	433	27	6.2%	0.18	455	49	10.8%	0.32
Partner employed	909	70	7.7%	0.50	954	115	12.1%	0.59
Access to a phone	930	70	7.5%	0.86	976	116	11.9%	0.92
Side effects would make her want to remove LARC early	529	46	8.7%	0.13	557	74	13.3%	0.14
At baseline, counseled on
Side effects	616	49	8.0%	0.50	647	80	12.4%	0.58
Menstrual changes	531	42	7.9%	0.61	556	67	12.1%	0.90
Pain (abdominal, headache, other)	321	29	9.0%	0.21	334	42	12.6%	0.66
Ability to remove IUD/implant early	825	60	7.3%	0.46	866	101	11.7%	0.50
Social support
Decided to use IUD/implant on her own	718	57	7.9%	0.40	753	92	12.2%	0.64
Partner knows using IUD/implant	651	50	7.7%	0.79	680	79	11.6%	0.65