Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women

Objectives: Women bear the highest stress and burden of reproductive health. It is the women’s right to choose and practice their own convenient contraceptive methods. Thus spreading of proper information regarding contraception is vital to reduce the reproductive related morbidity and mortality in...

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Main Authors:	Husin, Roziah, Abdulwahab, Dalia F, Momamed, Norlidah, Mat Ali, Nor Huda, Ismail , Rozihan
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	2013
Subjects:	RG Gynecology and obstetrics
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spelling	iium-313302013-09-03T07:30:24Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/31330/ Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women Husin, Roziah Abdulwahab, Dalia F Momamed, Norlidah Mat Ali, Nor Huda Ismail , Rozihan RG Gynecology and obstetrics Objectives: Women bear the highest stress and burden of reproductive health. It is the women’s right to choose and practice their own convenient contraceptive methods. Thus spreading of proper information regarding contraception is vital to reduce the reproductive related morbidity and mortality in our society. In our survey we aimed to study the awareness and the factors impacting knowledge regarding contraception among Pahang women. To find out regarding women attitude and perception of contraception METHOD : This cross sectional study included 200 women from Pahang state from the first of September to 31st of December 2012. Any women with history of sexual exposure and consented were included to this study. Questioner was given in malay language to each female who asked to answer it on the spot and without assistant unless for the indication of reading for those who cannot read and write(just three illiterate women required the assistant). RESULT: Out of 200 participants who were included in this study, the majority 87%(174) were in the reproductive age between 20- 40 year old, 11.5%(23) age more than 40 and 1.5%(2) less than 20. Ninety five percent are married(190) and 5% (10) are unmarried. A 53% (106) have tertiary education, 41.5(83) participants with secondary level. Four percent(8) and 1.5%(three) responder were from primary and no education background respectively. Majority of the responder were Malay 185(92.5%), Indian 2.5%(five),Chinese 1.5 %(3) and 3.5% (7) others. There is positive correlation between the educational status and the knowledge of contraception, being higher among ladies with tertiary education about 54.2% and lowest 1.1% in among women without education background. The practice of contraception followed the same pattern. Almost 50%(97/200) of respondents were aware of modern contraception,only the minority (4/200) only aware of tradisional contraception and the other 50%(99/200) were know both type of contraception. Among the respondents 76%( 152/200) were believed that contraception were effective. and 12.5%(25/200) were not effective and a nonnegligible proportion 11.5%(23/200) were not sure. A large number of women 70%(140/200) stated that no contraception side effects, 15.5%(31/200) talking about that and 14.5%( 29/200) were unsure. Educational level had broadly positive impact on the mentioned attitude. The method known to the greatest degree were contaceptives pills 27.7%(46),condom 15%(25) and combinations method. Among all the women 22.5%(38) choosed other method of contraception. A total of hundred respondents were not using any contraception method in this study, 52%(52) due to inconvenience side effects 12%(12) related to medical problems and 36%(36) because of other reasons. Among 190 married women, 88.9% of them had a discussion with husband regarding contraception and 87.1%(148) had gained support from husband. Out of these 70.5%(134) agreed to practise contraception in future. CONCLUSION Educational level had significant impact on the knowledge ,attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang Women with majority of them gained husband support. 2013-06 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/31330/1/micog_PosterPresentations.version_3.pdf Husin, Roziah and Abdulwahab, Dalia F and Momamed, Norlidah and Mat Ali, Nor Huda and Ismail , Rozihan (2013) Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women. In: 22nd Malaysian Internation Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 30 May-2 Jun 2013, Shangri La hotel Kuala Lumpur. http://www.micog2013.com/index.php#
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spellingShingle	RG Gynecology and obstetrics Husin, Roziah Abdulwahab, Dalia F Momamed, Norlidah Mat Ali, Nor Huda Ismail , Rozihan Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
description	Objectives: Women bear the highest stress and burden of reproductive health. It is the women’s right to choose and practice their own convenient contraceptive methods. Thus spreading of proper information regarding contraception is vital to reduce the reproductive related morbidity and mortality in our society. In our survey we aimed to study the awareness and the factors impacting knowledge regarding contraception among Pahang women. To find out regarding women attitude and perception of contraception METHOD : This cross sectional study included 200 women from Pahang state from the first of September to 31st of December 2012. Any women with history of sexual exposure and consented were included to this study. Questioner was given in malay language to each female who asked to answer it on the spot and without assistant unless for the indication of reading for those who cannot read and write(just three illiterate women required the assistant). RESULT: Out of 200 participants who were included in this study, the majority 87%(174) were in the reproductive age between 20- 40 year old, 11.5%(23) age more than 40 and 1.5%(2) less than 20. Ninety five percent are married(190) and 5% (10) are unmarried. A 53% (106) have tertiary education, 41.5(83) participants with secondary level. Four percent(8) and 1.5%(three) responder were from primary and no education background respectively. Majority of the responder were Malay 185(92.5%), Indian 2.5%(five),Chinese 1.5 %(3) and 3.5% (7) others. There is positive correlation between the educational status and the knowledge of contraception, being higher among ladies with tertiary education about 54.2% and lowest 1.1% in among women without education background. The practice of contraception followed the same pattern. Almost 50%(97/200) of respondents were aware of modern contraception,only the minority (4/200) only aware of tradisional contraception and the other 50%(99/200) were know both type of contraception. Among the respondents 76%( 152/200) were believed that contraception were effective. and 12.5%(25/200) were not effective and a nonnegligible proportion 11.5%(23/200) were not sure. A large number of women 70%(140/200) stated that no contraception side effects, 15.5%(31/200) talking about that and 14.5%( 29/200) were unsure. Educational level had broadly positive impact on the mentioned attitude. The method known to the greatest degree were contaceptives pills 27.7%(46),condom 15%(25) and combinations method. Among all the women 22.5%(38) choosed other method of contraception. A total of hundred respondents were not using any contraception method in this study, 52%(52) due to inconvenience side effects 12%(12) related to medical problems and 36%(36) because of other reasons. Among 190 married women, 88.9% of them had a discussion with husband regarding contraception and 87.1%(148) had gained support from husband. Out of these 70.5%(134) agreed to practise contraception in future. CONCLUSION Educational level had significant impact on the knowledge ,attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang Women with majority of them gained husband support.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Husin, Roziah Abdulwahab, Dalia F Momamed, Norlidah Mat Ali, Nor Huda Ismail , Rozihan
author_facet	Husin, Roziah Abdulwahab, Dalia F Momamed, Norlidah Mat Ali, Nor Huda Ismail , Rozihan
author_sort	Husin, Roziah
title	Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
title_short	Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
title_full	Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
title_fullStr	Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
title_full_unstemmed	Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women
title_sort	background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among pahang women
publishDate	2013
url	http://irep.iium.edu.my/31330/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/31330/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/31330/1/micog_PosterPresentations.version_3.pdf
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Background knowledge, attitude and practice of contraception among Pahang women

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