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• W2010476329 abstract "This study was designed to learn what types of postpartum health and family planning services are most appropriate for couples with low incomes living in Istanbul, Turkey. The methods used included focus groups, site visits, questionnaires for postpartum women, and a self-administered questionnaire for health-care providers. By five months postpartum, 86 percent of the women surveyed were using some method of family planning. Many couples used withdrawal, starting immediately upon resumption of intercourse after childbirth, intending to use a medical method after menses resumed. However, only 34 percent of users had begun to use a medical method by five months after childbirth. The health facilities visited provide little information and counseling about the postpartum period. Women said that they wanted information on infant care, breast-feeding, and family planning, either before becoming pregnant or while they are pregnant. Most women prefer that postpartum services address the needs of the whole family, not only those of the baby or the mother. Recommendations for the timing, mode, and content of postpartum health and family planning services are made based on the study's findings.Prevention of pregnancies occurring within the first 12 months after giving birth has been an area increasingly targeted by family planning services in many countries. Many couples practice a variety of contraceptive methods during this time to prevent pregnancy. This paper reports the findings of a survey of 172 low-income Turkish families in which the women had recently delivered a child. The survey was designed to determine health care and family planning needs of women of low-income families. Data were collected by on-site visits, by questionnaires to health care providers and postpartum women, and by focus groups. Within 5 months after delivery, 86% of the women were using some form of family planning method. The most common method used was coitus interruptus, until menses returned. An intrauterine device (IUD) was used by 34% after resumption of menses. Some couples used both the withdrawal and the IUD methods in combination. The survey reports that little was being done in providing birth control information at health facilities. Training health care providers was recommended. The lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) was suggested to augment the withdrawal method." @default.
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• W2010476329 title "Postpartum Family Planning and Health Needs of Women of Low Income in Istanbul" @default.
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