Table 3 Women's opinions and attitudes related to postfertilization effects of family planning methods.
OPINION OR ATTITUDE | n (%) | CI 95% | |
|---|---|---|---|
Human life beginning | Fertilization | 266 (46.3) | (42.1–50.4) |
Implantation | 103 (18) | (14.8–21.3) | |
After Implantation | 102 (17.7) | (14.7–21.1) | |
Other * | 104 (18) | (15–21.4) | |
Total | 575 (100) | ||
Embryonic loss' cause † | Not important | 141 (24.3) | (20.9–28.1) |
Important | 33 (58.7) | (54.5–62.7) | |
Unsure | 98 (17) | (13.9–20.2) | |
Total | 578 (100) | ||
Would consider using a method that | Yes | 222 (38.4) | (34.4–42.5) |
may work after fertilization | No | 228 (39.4) | (35.4–43.6) |
Unsure | 128 (22.2) | (18.8–25.7) | |
Total | 578 (100) | ||
Would consider using a method that | Yes | 84 (14.5) | (11.7–17.6) |
may work after implantation | No | 330 (57) | (52.8–61.1) |
Unsure | 165 (28.5) | (24.8–32.4) | |
Total | 579 (100) | ||
Decision about using a method | Stop using | 205 (35.3) | (31.4–39.3) |
after learning it may work after | Continue using | 183 (31.6) | (27.7–35.4) |
fertilization | Unsure | 192 (33.1) | (29.2–37) |
Total | 581 (100) | ||
Decision about using a method | Stop using | 325 (56.3) | (51.8–60) |
after learning it may work after | Continue using | 79 (13.7) | (10.9–16.7) |
implantation | Unsure | 173 (30) | (26.1–33.7) |
Total | 581 (100) | ||