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Key Statistics from the National Survey of Family Growth

 

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Discontinuation of contraceptive methods

  • Percent of women 15-44 years of age in 2006-2008 ever using specified method who discontinued (stopped) use, and leading reason for discontinuation:
    • Pill:
      • Percent stopping use: 30.1%
      • Leading reason: Side effects (63.7%)
    • Condom:
      • Percent stopping use: 10.8%
      • Leading reasons: Partner didn't like it (41.4%); decreased the woman's sexual pleasure (40.0%)
    • Depo-ProveraTm:
      • Percent stopping use: 43.4%
      • Leading reason: Side effects (73.5%)
    • Contraceptive patch:
      • Percent stopping use: 50.4%
      • Leading reason: Side effects (42.2%)

    Source: Series 23, No. 29, Table 3 [PDF - 1.5 MB]

 

Divorce and marital disruption

 

Marriage disruption

  • Percent of ever-married men and women 15-44 years of age whose first marriage dissolved by separation, divorce, or annulment, 2002:

     

    Men Women
    After 5 years 19.3% 19.9%
    After 10 years 26.7% 29.1%

    Sources:

 

  • Probability of first marriage disruption by duration of marriage among women 15-44 years of age, 1995:
    • After 1 year: 3.0%
    • After 5 years: 20.0%
    • After 10 years: 33.0%
    • After 15 years: 43.0%

    Source: Series 23, No.22, Table 21 [PDF - 5.6 MB]

     

  • Probability of second marriage disruption by duration of remarriage among women 15-44 years of age, 1995:
    • After 1 year: 5.0%
    • After 5 years: 23.0%
    • After 10 years: 39.0%

    Source: Series 23, No.22, Table 41 [PDF - 5.6 MB]

 

Douching, vaginal

  • Percent of women 15-44 years of age who douched at all in the 12 months before the interview, 2002: 32.2%.

    Source: Series 23, No. 25, Table 106 [PDF - 4.7 MB]

 

 

 

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