This study reveals how contraceptive use impacts the return of menstruation after childbirth in Kyrgyz women, indicating key social factors influence outcomes.
Key Points
Contraceptive use affects menstrual return, with 64.68% of women experiencing it post-childbirth, indicating significant relationships with contraceptive practices.
The analysis utilized data from the Kyrgyzstan 2023 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, focusing on 1.059 reproductive-aged women to assess various influencing factors.
Binary logistic regression highlighted that wealth index, marital status, and region significantly influence the return of menstruation, emphasizing the role of socioeconomic factors.
These findings suggest that enhancing sexual health education and healthcare services could improve contraceptive usage and reproductive health outcomes.