From: Postabortion contraceptive use in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia: a cross sectional study
Variables | Postabortion contraceptive | P-value | |
---|---|---|---|
Yes n (%) | No n (%) | ||
Age | |||
15–19 | 47 (15.3%) | 13 (14.1%) | 0.17 |
20–24 | 126 (40.9%) | 37 (40.2%) | |
25–29 | 97 (31.5%) | 18 (19.5%) | |
30–34 | 23 (7.5%) | 10 (10.9%) | |
≥ 35 | 15 (4.8%) | 14 (15.3%) | |
Marital status | |||
Married | 275 (89.3%) | 51 (55.4%) | < 0.000 |
Single | 33 (10.7%) | 41 (44.6%) | |
Educational status | |||
No formal education | 61 (19.4%) | 12 (13.9%) | 0.198 |
Primary school | 68 (21.7%) | 22 (25.6%) | |
Secondary school and above | 185 (58.9%) | 52 (60.5%) | |
Occupational status | |||
Employed | 137 (43.6%) | 32 (37.2%) | 0.35 |
Homemaker | 85 (27.1%) | 22 (25.6%) | |
Student | 92 (29.3%) | 32 (37.2%) | |
Religion | |||
Orthodox | 289 (91.8%) | 75 (88.2%) | 0.64 |
Muslim | 23 (7.3%) | 8 (9.4%) | |
Others * | 3 (0.9%) | 2 (2.4%) | |
Residence | |||
Urban | 233 (74.2%) | 61 (71%) | 0.37 |
Rural | 81 (25.8%) | 25 (29%) | |
Have children | |||
Yes | 140 (44.6%) | 29 (33.7%) | 0.27 |
No | 174 (55.4%) | 57 (66.3%) |