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A Study On the Barriers to Birth Spacing Among Married Youth In Dala Township (Yu Mon Kyaw, 2025)
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| Title | A Study On the Barriers to Birth Spacing Among Married Youth In Dala Township (Yu Mon Kyaw, 2025) | |||||
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| This study thoroughly examines the socio-cultural, economic, and healthcare factors hindering effective birth spacing among married youth in Dala Township, Yangon Region. It also identifies crucial enabling factors that could promote these essential reproductive health practices within the community. Using a descriptive research design, primary data were collected from 300 married youth via structured surveys, providing quantitative insights. This was complemented by qualitative data from 15 in-depth group discussions, ensuring diverse perspectives. Relevant secondary data, including official reports, were also reviewed for comprehensive contextualization. Key findings indicate high awareness of birth spacing and contraceptive methods, with oral pills and injectables most utilized. However, significant challenges persist, including social pressures, traditional family expectations, economic constraints, and insufficient information on side effects. While positive attitudes were observed, some respondents expressed infertility concerns and hesitation to use methods without professional guidance. In conclusion, addressing these barriers through targeted health education, fostering partner engagement, and enhancing health service accessibility and quality is critical. Such interventions are vital for substantially improving birth spacing practices and overall reproductive health outcomes among married youth in Dala Township. |
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