Assessing the effect of concerns about contraceptive-induced fertility impairment on hormonal contraceptive use by parity and residence: evidence from PMA Ethiopia 2020 cross-sectional survey
Linnea A Zimmerman,
Celia Karp,
Solomon Shiferaw
et al.
Abstract:ObjectivesThis study aims to describe patterns of beliefs about contraceptive-induced infertility and assess their relationship with current contraceptive use, including whether these relationships vary by parity and residence.DesignWe use data from Performance Monitoring for Action Ethiopia, a nationally representative, cross-sectional survey of 7491 women, aged 15–49, to assess agreement with the statement ‘If I use family planning, I may have trouble getting pregnant next time I want to.’ We used multilevel… Show more
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