Sub-themes | Main themes |
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Having the possibility to decide if, and when, to become pregnant | Seeking control over reproduction and optimise fertility |
The value of effective contraceptive methods and the impact of women’s sexuality | |
A wish to understand the body’s normal fertility function | |
Limited knowledge—sharing information about the menstrual cycle during counselling | |
Limited or subpar guidance in counselling and need for information from social media | Making the complex decision on their own |
Relational and environmental factors influencing contraceptive decision making | |
Considering beneficial effects and fears of adverse health effects when using hormonal contraceptive methods |