Significados de intrauterine contraception em inglês

Conclusion: Reproductive-aged women's specific knowledge of the benefits and risks of intrauterine contraception is limited.

Current and past intrauterine contraception users were more likely to be knowledgeable about intrauterine contraception.

Fifty-six percent selected intrauterine contraception and 11% selected the subdermal implant.

More educational interventions are needed to increase women's knowledge about the effectiveness and benefits of intrauterine contraception.

Objectives: To survey knowledge and attitudes about intrauterine contraception among reproductive-aged women in the area of Saint Louis, Missouri.

An additional 11%-36% of respondents indicated concern that intrauterine contraception is associated with complications such as infection, infertility, and cancer.

Women who were currently using intrauterine contraception were more likely to correctly estimate the effectiveness of intrauterine contraception (adjusted OR 7.6, 95% CI 3.2-18.0).