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Table 2 Knowledge of family planning methods

From: Correlates of knowledge of family planning among people living in fishing communities of Lake Victoria, Uganda

Methods

Number (N = 1410)

Kigungu (N = 1143)

Nsazi (N = 267)

Knowledge of any FP method

1333 (94.5%)

1086 (95%)

247 (92.5%)

Knowledge of specific methodsa

Number (N = 1333)

(n, %)

Number (N = 1086)

(n, %)

Number (N = 247)

(n, %)

Pills

1027(77.0)

843 (77.6)

184(74.5)

Injectable hormonal methods

1004(75.3)

812 (74.8)

192(77.7)

Implants

776(58.2)

621(57.1)

155(62.8)

Condoms

697(52.3)

623(57.4)

74(30)

IUD

636(47.7)

503(46.3)

133(53.8)

Rhythm

155(11.6)

150(13.8)

5(2)

Vasectomy

112(8.4)

104(9.6)

8(3.2)

Tubal Ligation

97(7.3)

89(8.2)

8(3.2)

Periodic Abstinence

78(5.9)

74(6.8)

4(1.6)

Calendar

54(4.1)

52(4.8)

2(0.8)

Breast feeding/LAM

40(3.0)

39(3.6)

1(0.4)

Emergency Pill

34(2.6)

34(3.1)

0(0)

Spermicide

31(2.3)

31(2.9)

0(0)

Herbs

28(2.1)

24(2.2)

4(1.6)

Moon beads

22(1.7)

18(1.7)

4(1.6)

Diaphragm

5(0.4)

4(0.4)

1(0.4)

Foam

3(0.2)

3(0.3)

0(0)

other

1(0.1)

1(0.1)

0(0)

  1. aKnowledge of each method was assessed independently out of 100%