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Contraceptive Discontinuation And Non-use In Santarém, Brazilian Amazon [interrupção Do Uso E Não-uso De Métodos Contraceptivos Em Santarém, Amazônia Brasileira]
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Cadernos De Saude Publica. , v. 25, n. 9, p. 2021 - 2032, 2009.
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Autor
D'Antona A.O.
Chelekis J.A.
D'Antona M.F.L.T.
Siqueira A.D.
Institución
Resumen
In this paper we discuss the causes of non-adherence to reversible contraceptives, especially hormonal methods, among women in rural Santarém in the Brazilian Amazon. The analysis is based on questionnaires with 398 women and visits to health centers. We consider the motives reported by women who: never used contraception; used some method in the past; and who at the time of the survey were using a different method from the ones they used in the past. The results indicate a rejection of hormonal contraception and a preference for female sterilization, an option possibly influenced by the characteristics of health services in the region. The side effects of hormonal contraceptive use reported by part of the interviewees contribute to a generalized fear of the side effects even among women who have never used such methods. 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