A STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING ACCEPTANCE & CONTINUATION OF PPIUCD

Dr. Prof R. Chauhan, Dr. Sonal Sahni, Dr. Shaily Hanumantaiya

Abstract


Background: [1,2] India is presently the second most populous country in the world , soon to be on the top.
The modern intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD) is one of the most cost effective method of
[3,4] contraception with fewer side effects still underused in India.
Aim: To evaluate factors affecting acceptance & continuation of PPIUCD in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology ,
N.S.C.B Medical College , Jabalpur.
Methods: Questionnaire based prospective study (March 2016 -17) on all antenatal and post partum patients who fullled the
WHO Medical Eligibility criteria for PPIUCD.
Results: Acceptance was 53.3%, highest amongst 21-30 yrs age group (85.1%),in primi women(66.1%) & in patients counseled
during antenatal period(53.1%).Continuation rate was 77.7%.Most common reason for discontinuation was bleeding .
Conclusions: Antenatal counseling holds most important role. Reassurance & awareness about the safety and efcacy of
PPIUCD should be emphasized.


Keywords


PPIUCD, Awareness, Contraception.

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