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The study aims to determine reasons for drop-out among contraceptive pill and injectable users, analyzing factors influencing missed follow-ups.

April 22, 2026Philippine Journal of Health Research and Development

Reasons for Drop-Out Among Contraceptive Pill and Injectable Acceptors at a Comprehensive Family Planning Center of a Tertiary Government Hospital in the Philippines From April 1-30, 2025: A Qualitative Cross-Sectional Study

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Qualitative study identifies drivers of contraceptive discontinuation in women, indicating systemic and personal barriers.

The study aims to determine reasons for drop-out among contraceptive pill and injectable users, analyzing factors influencing missed follow-ups.
Qualitative cross-sectional study utilizing narrative inquiry approach
Targeted 45 women who missed follow-ups in April 2025
Data collected through telephone interviews and analyzed using thematic modeling.
Primary participants were housewives aged 30-39 from the National Capital Region.
Major themes for drop-out include health system issues, medical problems, socio-cultural barriers, and lack of awareness.
Financial constraints linked to access significantly impacted contraceptive use.

Tumarao et al. (2026) studied this question.

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