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Definition

Contraception (birth control) prevents pregnancy by interfering with the normal process of ovulation, fertilization, and implantation. There are different kinds of birth control that act at different points in the process.
Purpose

Every month a woman's body begins the process that can potentially lead to pregnancy. An egg (o**m) matures, the mucus that is secreted by the cervix (a cylindrical-shaped organ at the lower end of the uterus) changes to be more inviting to s***m, and the lining of the uterus grows in preparation for receiving a fertilized egg.

Any woman who wants to prevent pregnancy must use a reliable form of birth control. Birth control (contraception) is designed to interfere with the normal process and prevent the pregnancy that could result. There are different kinds of birth control that act at different points in the process, from ovulation through fertilization to implantation. Each method has its own side effects and risks. Some methods are more reliable than others.

FACTS IN UGANDA, CONTRACEPTIVE USE IS LOW

• The high levels of unintended pregnancy and unplanned births in Uganda can be attributed primarily to nonuse of contraceptives by women who do not want a child soon.

• Married women’s use of modern contraceptives has increased significantly since 2000, nearly doubling (from 18% to 26%) between 2000 and 2011.1,5 However, modern contraceptive use remains too low to address the high rate of unintended pregnancy.

• During the same time period, contraceptive use among sexually active unmarried women did not change—44% were using a modern contraceptive method in 2000, and the same proportion was doing so in 2011.1,5

• Use of modern methods varies greatly according to women’s social and economic status. In 2011, only 13–16% of Uganda’s poorest and least educated married women used modern contraceptives, compared with 38–39% of the wealthiest and most educated women. A greater proportion of urban married women used modern contraceptives compared to their rural counterparts (39% vs. 23%).

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REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CHOICES

Young people are diverse and so are their sexual and reproductive health needs. They require information and access to modern contraception, emergency contraception, menstruation management, HIV tests, pregnancy tests and safe abortions.

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