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Table 3 Contraceptive use among HIV-positive women, in Amhara region referral hospitals, May 2013

From: Contraceptive use and method preference among HIV-positive women in Amhara region, Ethiopia

 

Number

Percent

Current use of contraceptive

 Yes

242

30.1

 No

561

69.9

Type of currently used contraceptive (n = 243)

 Injectable

104

42.8

 Male condom

80

32.9

 Implants

27

11.1

 IUD

15

6.2

 Oral contraceptives

12

4.9

 Calendar

2

0.8

 Lactational Amenorrhea

1

0.4

 Others

2

0.8

Time since current contraceptive started (n = 242)

 < 6 month

12

4.9

 6–12 months

56

23.0

 1–2 years

57

23.4

 3–5 years

87

35.8

 ≥ 6 years

31

12.8

Preference method of contraceptive (n = 243)

 Yes

237

97.5

 No

6

2.5

Place of getting contraceptive in the hospital (n = 243)

 FP clinic

103

42.2

 ART clinic

100

41.2

 Not available in the hospital

36

14.8

 Others

4

1.6

Preferred place of getting contraceptive in the hospital (n = 243)

 FP clinic

47

19.3

 ART clinic

183

75.3

 TB clinic

1

0.4

 Others

14

5.7

Decision maker to use contraceptive (n = 243)

 Women

191

78.6

 Partner

36

14.8

 Health professional

14

5.8

 Others

2

0.8

Contraceptive use prior to HIV infection

 Yes

532

66.3

 No

271

33.7

Type of contraceptive used prior to HIV infection

 IUD

8

1.5

 Injectable

359

67.5

 Norplant

31

5.8

 Oral contraceptive/pills

140

26.3

 Male condom

11

2.0

 Calendar

1

0.2

Future needs for contraceptive

 Yes

325

40.5

 No

370

46.1

 Not sure

108

13.4