Title: Use of Contraceptive Methods in India: Retro prospective Study
Authors: Mahendra M. Alate, Dhirajkumar A. Mane, S. V. Kakade, S. S. Tawade
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v7i7.136
Abstract
Background: We have seen the history of use and awareness of contraceptive methods less as compeer to as on date. There are several reasons such as poverty, health, education, unemployment. We are focusing trend of use of contraceptive methods.
Aim: Study use of contraceptive methods among female
Objectives: Study the roll of Scio demographic parameters use of contraceptive methods among women.
Material and Methods: A community based cross sectional retro prospective study was conducted in urban and rural area. Only females were included. Collected data in the form of secondary sours.
Results: We observed that, the use of contraceptive methods in rural area 68.9% and 31.1 % urban area. In over the countries 88.33% woman used modern methods, 11% woman used traditional methods. 0.5% woman used others methods respectively.
Conclusion: Women were to be positive approach to use of contraceptive methods. Government should be taken action to implement use of contraceptive methods.
Keywords: Contraceptive methods, Place of Residences, Current Marital Statues.
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