Cross-sectional study examines how socioeconomic determinants affect contraceptive decision-making in women, suggesting educational interventions may improve choices.
The results of this study indicate that contraceptive method choice is influenced by various factors, including age, body mass index, economic status, and pregnancy complications. These findings underscore the importance of targeted educational interventions and socioeconomic support to encourage the use of safer contraceptive methods among women.
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