Abstract:
Contraception is an effort made to prevent pregnancy, these efforts can be
temporary or permanent. Types of contraception often make people confused to
determine the choice of contraception that is suitable for use and many factors play a role
in determining the choice of contraception. Factors that influence acceptors choosing pill
and injection contraception include, such as knowledge, level of education, economic
status, parity, occupation, age, husband's support, beliefs or religion and culture. The
purpose of this study is to identify factors that influence the selection of contraceptive
pills and injections. The research method is a literature study. The data source that the
researcher will use is the secondary data source. The results showed the use of
contraceptives according to education level, namely SLTA (45.5%), according to the
economic status of high socioeconomic (54.8%), according to parity of 2 to 3 children
(60.3%), according to work, namely self-employed (34.5%), according to age, namely
age 20-35 years (72.7%), according to the husband's support factor, the husband supports
the KB acceptor (95.4%), according to trust and culture, ie those who do not believe in
beliefs and culture (90%). It can be concluded that the most influential factors in the
selection of contraceptive pills and injections are the factors of husband support, trust and
culture, age, parity, economic status, education, and education factors.
