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Table 2 Reproductive related characteristics of study participants in Dilla Town, southern Ethiopia, 2020

From: Time to initiate postpartum modern contraceptive use and predictors among women of reproductive age group in Dilla Town, Southern Ethiopia: a retrospective cohort study

Variables

Frequency

Percent

Parity

 1

150

26.0%

 2–3

274

47.6%

 4+

152

26.4%

Birth interval

 It is my first child

150

26.1%

  < 12 months

37

6.4%

 12–24 months

211

36.6%

  > 24 months

178

30.9%

Status of recent birth

 Alive

485

84.2%

 Died

91

15.8%

Previous history of modern family planning use

 No

104

18.1%

 Yes

472

81.9%

Reason for not use Previously modern family planning

 fear of side effects

24

4.2%

 husband disproval

14

2.4%

 in breastfeeding

9

1.6%

 menses not return

14

2.4%

 far distance heath facility

11

1.9%

 want deliver soon

13

2.3%

 Others

19

3.3%

Future desire

 Want before 2 years

91

15.4%

 Want after 2 years

409

71.0%

 Want no more children

76

13.6%

Discus with partner on family planning use

 No

351

60.9%

 Yes

225

39.1%

Who decide on family planning use

 Respondent (women)

214

37.2%

 Husband

137

23.8%

 Both

225

39.0%

Menses resumption after recent birth

 No

137

23.8%

 Yes

439

76.2%

Months menses resumed

 Less than 3 months

431

98.2%

 3–5 months

3

0.7%

 Greater than 5 months

5

1.1%

Sexual intercourse resumed after recent birth

 No

178

30.9%

 Yes

398

69.1%

Months Sexual intercourse resumed

 Less than 3 months

308

77.4%

 3–5 months

82

20.6%

 Greater than 5 months

8

2.0%