Determinants of Postpartum Intrauterine Contraceptive Device Uptake among Women Delivering in Public Hospitals of South Gondar Zone, Northwest Ethiopia, 2019: An Unmatched Case-Control Study
Table 4
Knowledge about PPIUCD among respondents delivering in public hospitals of South Gondar zone, Northwest Ethiopia, December 2019 (n = 140 cases and 280 controls).
Variable
Uptake of PPIUCD
Cases n = 140 (%)
Controls n = 280 (%)
Total
IUCD can be inserted immediately after delivery
Yes
82 (58.6%)
116 (41.4%)
198
No
58 (41.4%)
164 (58.6%)
222
IUCD prevents pregnancy for at least 10 years
Yes
68 (48.6%)
108 (38.6%)
176
No
72 (51.4%)
172 (61.4%)
244
IUCD is a contraceptive method that can be put in the uterus.
Yes
75 (53.6%)
99 (35.4%)
174
No
65 (46.4%)
181 (64.6%)
246
IUCD does not increase the risk of STI
Yes
60 (42.9%)
93 (33.2%)
153
No
80 (57.1%)
187 (66.8%)
267
IUCD does not interfere with sexual activity
Yes
76 (54.3%)
102 (36.4%)
178
No
64 (45.7%)
178 (63.6%)
242
Pregnancy is immediately reversible after removal of IUCD
