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 5
Participants attitudes towards PPIUCD among women who gave birth at public hospitals of South Gondar, Ethiopia, 2019 (n = 140 cases and 280 controls).
Variable
Category
Uptake of PPIUCD
Cases n = 140 (%)
Controls n = 280 (%)
Insertion and removal PPIUCD did not have severe pain
Disagree
71 (50.7%)
112 (40%)
Neutral
62 (44.3%)
95 (33.9%)
Agree
7 (5%)
73 (26.1%)
PPIUCD should not cause irregular vaginal bleeding
Disagree
62 (44.3%)
106 (37.9%)
Neutral
69 (49.3%)
99 (35.4%)
Agree
9 (6.4%)
75 (26.8%)
PPIUCD should not cause loss of privacy
Disagree
57 (40.7%)
89 (31.8%)
Neutral
76 (54.3%)
106 (37.9%)
Agree
7 (5%)
85 (30.4%)
PPIUCD should not restrict normal activity
Disagree
55 (39.3%)
81 (28.9%)
Neutral
78 (55.7%)
120 (42.9%)
Agree
7 (5%)
79 (28.2%)
PPIUCD should impair future fertility
Disagree
48 (34.3%)
86 (30.7%)
Neutral
78 (55.7%)
112 (40%)
Agree
14 (10%)
82 (29.3%)
PPIUCD should not rust inside the womb
Disagree
52 (37.1%)
88 (31.4%)
Neutral
72 (51.4%)
101 (36.1%)
Agree
16 (11.4%)
91 (32.5%)
PPIUCD should not be stuck on the fetal head if px occur during IUCD in-situ
Disagree
62 (44.3%)
92 (32.9%)
Neutral
52 (37.1%)
92 (32.9%)
Agree
26 (18.6%)
96 (34.3%)
PPIUCD is not for use by only older women but also for all.
