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Table 3 Observed contraceptive use over time (2013–2017) among Australian women born 1989–1995, according to chronic disease status

From: Patterns of contraceptive use among young Australian women with chronic disease: findings from a prospective cohort study

Contraceptive

Chronic disease status

2013 (Survey 1, aged 18–24)

Chronic disease status

2015 (Survey 3, aged 20–26)

Chronic disease status

2017 (Survey 5, aged 22–28)

No

n = 11,476

n (%)

Yes

n = 2674

n (%)

No

n = 6114

n (%)

Yes

n = 1707

n (%)

No

n = 5589

n (%)

Yes

n = 1628

n (%)

Any contraception

10,108 (88.1)

2339 (87.5)

5450 (89.1%)

1536 (90.0%)

4953 (88.6)

1430 (87.8)

Pill

6343 (55.3)

1465 (54.8)

3292 (53.8%)

902 (52.8%)

2522 (45.1)

693 (42.6)

Condom

4950 (43.1)

1135 (42.4)

2433 (39.8%)

659 (38.6%)

2090 (37.4)

592 (36.4)

Progestogen-only implant

1188 (10.4)

283 (10.6)

712 (11.6%)

233 (13.6%)

671 (12.0)

202 (12.4)

Progestogen IUD

212 (1.8)

81 (3.0)

276 (4.5%)

83 (4.9%)

493 (8.8)

176 (10.8)

Other methods

68 (0.6)

10 (0.4)

217 (3.5%)

75 (4.4%)

247 (4.4)

106 (6.5)

No contraception

1368 (11.9)

335 (12.5)

664 (10.9%)

171 (10.0%)

636 (11.4)

198 (12.2)

Number of contraceptives

 0

1368 (11.9)

335 (12.5)

664 (10.9%)

171 (10.0%)

636 (11.4)

198 (12.2)

 1

7244 (63.1)

1632 (61.0)

3990 (65.3%)

1126 (66.0%)

3897 (69.7)

1093 (67.1)

 2

2832 (24.7)

701 (26.2)

1444 (23.6%)

405 (23.7%)

1045 (18.7)

336 (20.6)

 3+

32 (0.3)

6 (0.2)

16 (0.3%)

5 (0.3%)

11 (0.2)

1 (0.1)

  1. Types of contraception do not add to 100% due to being able to choose multiple contraceptive methods