A Study on Factors Influencing Contraceptive Choices Among Post-Partum Women in a Tertiary Health Centre, Tirupati

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Cross-sectional study reveals high intent for family planning in postpartum women, indicating urban-rural disparities.

High intent to use contraception was seen among postpartum women, especially after counseling.
Prior contraceptive use was noted in about 54.6% of women surveyed across rural and urban areas.
The most accepted methods were condoms and female sterilization, driven by the reason of convenience.
Urban-rural disparities exist, with some women, mainly in rural areas, unaware of available contraceptive options.

Deepa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study reveals high intent for family planning in postpartum women, indicating urban-rural disparities.

High intent to use contraception was seen among postpartum women, especially after counseling.
Prior contraceptive use was noted in about 54.6% of women surveyed across rural and urban areas.
The most accepted methods were condoms and female sterilization, driven by the reason of convenience.
Urban-rural disparities exist, with some women, mainly in rural areas, unaware of available contraceptive options.

Deepa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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