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July 30, 2018Journal of Medical Science And clinical ResearchOpen Access

57.33% of women were using contraception (most commonly tubectomy at 23.67%), and educational qualification was found to be the most significant determining factor for using contraceptives.

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Population

300 married and sexually active women of child bearing age group

Design

Cross-sectional

Authors

CGChetana A Gopchade

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Overview

Education level was associated with contraceptive use; this cross-sectional finding leaves open causal effects and needs prospective confirmation.

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P
Population
300 married and sexually active women of child bearing age group
O
Outcome
Type of contraceptive methods used currently and level of knowledge about common contraceptive methods

Educational level is a significant determinant of contraceptive use among married, sexually active women of childbearing age, with tubectomy being the most common method used.

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Chetana A Gopchade (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8a57f84c30e1095aecaa84https://doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v6i7.201
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