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Reproductive Health And Contraceptive Behaviour Of Women Who Have Undergone Caesarean Sections
DOI
Crossref DOI
10.37547/TAJMSPR/Volume02Issue08-23
tajmspr
2020
VOL. 2
/ NO. 08
AUGUST
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
The article contains the results of a questionnaire survey, reflecting social and hygienic characteristics
of women who have undergone cesarean. cross-section (main group) and those who gave birth on
their own (control group).A data analysis has also been carried out to judge attitudes to different
aspects of contraception to the existing stereotype contraceptive behaviour, identify motives for
women's insensitivity to modern methods for preventing unwanted pregnancies.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
Caesarean section
reproductive behaviour
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