Table 1: Review of reported predominant barriers to contraception accessor use over
categorized underdeveloped nations by study.
|
Study Reviewed |
Reported Predominant Barriers to Contraception Use of Underdeveloped
Nations |
|
Abdi et al. [7] |
Fear of contraceptive side
effects, discontentment by male partners, lack of knowledge of contraceptive
methods, and minimal spousal communication |
|
Cohen et al. [4] |
Societal stigma associated
with sexual activity, especially among young women |
|
Kabagenyi et al. [12]
|
Societal stigma associated
with sexual activity, especially among young women |
|
Machiyama et al. [10]
|
Misconceptions about
contraceptive methods, including false beliefs about LARCs |
|
Böttcher et al. [14] |
Limited access to certain
contraceptive methods due to shortages |
|
Chandra-Mouli et al.
[2] |
Societal misconceptions and
unmet contraceptive needs contribute to increased unprotected intercourse and
unintended pregnancies |