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Perception of family planning use among married men and wome | 70421

Journal of Cellular and Molecular Biology Research

Abstract

Perception of family planning use among married men and women

Ebenezer Kwesi

The results revealed that 82.5% of the respondents had knowledge about family planning with media (radio, TV and internet) being the major source of information about family planning. Fifty-two percent of the respondents had ever used at least a type of family planning with 59.5% ever used modern type of family planning. However, 81% of the respondents were currently using at least a type of family planning of which 87.5% were also using modern family planning method. In conclusion, the findings indicate that respondents had high knowledge about family planning, especially the modern family planning method. Reasons for not using family planning and modern contraception included
incomplete family size, negative perceptions, in-laws’ disapproval, religious concerns, side-effects, and lack of access to quality services.

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