European journal of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology · 2006
Distribution of contraceptive use in a Turkish population.
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Bozkurt Nuray, Özkan Seçil, Onan Anıl, Korucuoğlu Ümit, Aygün Remzi, Himmetoğlu Özdemir
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: This study is designed to estimate the distribution of contraceptive use among reproductive age women in a Turkish population (Turkey).
STUDY DESIGN: We included 2365 women of reproductive age in this study. Women were given a questionnaire via a face-to-face interview.
RESULTS: During the time period just after marriage, 1914 women (80.9%) declared that they did not use any type of contraception. Among 451 women who had used a contraceptive method just after marriage, the most commonly used method was condoms (34.2%), followed by oral contraceptives (31.2%) and coitus interruptus (25.9%). When their history of contraceptive use was asked, 1903 women (80.2%) stated that they used a method of contraception while 462 women (19.5%) had never used any type of contraceptive. Distribution of contraceptive methods among women was analyzed and intrauterine devices were detected to be the most commonly used method (n=1046, 55%).
CONCLUSION: A point that should be emphasized is that there is a marked increase in contraceptive prevalence, and expansion of family planning activities in Turkey. This change, we believe, is due to improvements in health services of Turkey, realized in recent years.
STUDY DESIGN: We included 2365 women of reproductive age in this study. Women were given a questionnaire via a face-to-face interview.
RESULTS: During the time period just after marriage, 1914 women (80.9%) declared that they did not use any type of contraception. Among 451 women who had used a contraceptive method just after marriage, the most commonly used method was condoms (34.2%), followed by oral contraceptives (31.2%) and coitus interruptus (25.9%). When their history of contraceptive use was asked, 1903 women (80.2%) stated that they used a method of contraception while 462 women (19.5%) had never used any type of contraceptive. Distribution of contraceptive methods among women was analyzed and intrauterine devices were detected to be the most commonly used method (n=1046, 55%).
CONCLUSION: A point that should be emphasized is that there is a marked increase in contraceptive prevalence, and expansion of family planning activities in Turkey. This change, we believe, is due to improvements in health services of Turkey, realized in recent years.