Table 2 Number and proportion of women who used contraceptive method and crude and adjusted odds ratios and 95 % confidence intervals showing influence of access to family planning services, and sociodemographic

Utilization of family planning services in the previous month

 None

52 (59.8 %)

39 (35.7 %)

60 (56.1 %)

65 (67.7 %)

65 (73.0 %)

60 (70.6 %)

1.00

-

1.00

-

 Just contraceptive counseling

4 (4.6 %)

6 (5.5 %)

7 (6.5 %)

3 (3.1 %)

4 (4.5 %)

2 (2.3 %)

1.05

0.51–2.15

1.16

0.56–2.38

 Just medical consultation

12 (13.8 %)

32 (29.4 %)

18 (16.8 %)

18 (18.7 %)

15 (16.9 %)

19 (22.4 %)

0.88

0.60–1.30

0.91

0.60–1.38

 Both

19 (21.8 %)

32 (29.4 %)

22 (20.6 %)

10 (10.4 %)

5 (5.6 %)

4 (4.7 %)

1.93

1.17–3.18

1.93

1.13–3.30

Pregnancy planning status

 Unplanned

17 (19.5 %)

23 (21.1 %)

25 (23.4 %)

23 (24.0 %)

16 (18.0 %)

19 (22.3 %)

1.00

-

1.00

-

 Ambivalent

44 (50.6 %)

54 (49.5 %)

50 (46.7 %)

43 (44.8 %)

49 (55.1 %)

43 (50.6 %)

0.91

0.49–1.69

0.79

0.43–1.46

 Planned

26 (29.9 %)

32 (29.4 %)

32 (29.9 %)

30 (31.2 %)

24 (26.9 %)

23 (27.1 %)

0.79

0.40–1.56

0.71

0.36–1.40

Desire to have more children

 No

32 (36.8 %)

50 (45.9 %)

47 (43.9 %)

41 (42.7 %)

46 (51.7 %)

39 (45.9 %)

1.00

-

1.00

-

 Yes

55 (63.2 %)

59 (54.1 %)

60 (56.1 %)

55 (57.3 %)

43 (48.3 %)

46 (54.1 %)

0.77

0.55–1.08

0.81

0.57–1.15

Age

 15–24 years

19 (21.8 %)

26 (23.8 %)

27 (25.3 %)

27 (28.1 %)

25 (28.1 %)

24 (28.2 %)

1.00

-

1.00

-

 25–34 years

44 (50.6 %)

55 (50.5 %)

53 (49.5 %)

45 (46.9 %)

42 (47.2 %)

36 (42.4 %)

2.76

1.53–4.98

2.96

1.61–5.42

 35–44 years

24 (27.6 %)

28 (25.7 %)

27 (25.2 %)

24 (25.0 %)

22 (24.7 %)

25 (29.4 %)

1.59

0.86–2.92

1.50

0.78–2.87

Education

1.01

0.92–1.11

1.03

0.93–1.13

Intercept

0.99

0.30–3.25