A new study has revealed that when it comes to long-term solution to ward off unwanted pregnancy, intrauterine contraception (copper IUD or hormone-releasing IUS) is the most popular contraceptive among Europeans over 30 years of age.
The study has shown that 10 percent of women use these methods, the majority over 30 years old.
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After the male condom, the pill is the most popular contraceptive method amongst European women, while intrauterine contraception (copper IUD or hormone-releasing IUS) is most popular as a long-term solution.
Out of over 11,000 women surveyed in 14 European countries, 1088 women-which make up 10 percent of the sample- use longer-lasting contraceptive methods.
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"those using them are women over the age of 30 who do not want more children and who are looking for a long-term solution," said aimovich.
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The study has been published in the European Journal Of Contraception And Reproductive Health Care.
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