Objective To assess the 1‐year continuation rates and new pregnancies following immediate versus delayed insertion of levonorgestrel‐releasing intrauterine system ( LNG ‐ IUS ) after medical termination pregnancy MTOP up to 20 weeks gestation. Design A randomised controlled trial. Setting Helsinki University Hospital, Finland, January 2013 December 2014. Population total 267 women requesting planning for post‐ contraception. Methods Insertion occurred immediately (0–3 days) or a delay (2–4...

Objectives To compare expulsions and adverse events ( AE s) between immediate delayed insertion of a levonorgestrel‐releasing intrauterine system LNG ‐ IUS ) following medical termination pregnancy MTOP ). Design Randomised controlled trial. Setting Helsinki University Hospital, Finland, January 2013–December 2014. Population Cohorts 102 (gestational age 64–84 days, late first trimester) 57 85–140 second women requesting contraception. Methods occurred immediately (same day) or 2–4 weeks ....

Objective: To analyse the post-abortion effect of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) plans and initiation on risk subsequent unwanted pregnancy abortion.Materials methods: retrospective cohort study 666 women who underwent medical abortion between January–May 2013 at Helsinki University Hospital, Finland. Altogether 159 (23.8%) planning use levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (LNG-IUS) participated in a randomized had an opportunity to receive LNG-IUS free-of-charge from...

Victims of rape must decide whether to file a police report, and many victims not report the police. The literature on associations between demographic individual factors reporting is limited. Here, we investigated (education, socioeconomic status, age, native country, years lived in Finland, gender, sexual orientation, relationship close persons, substance use, mental disorder) Finnish sample (N = 191) who visited Helsinki Seri Support Center. We collected data through an online survey....

To be able to remove obstacles reporting rape, such must first better understood. In the present cross-sectional survey study, we examined whether situational and spatiotemporal factors were associated with rape victims’ police in Finland. We analyzed experiences of 185 victims who had visited a sexual assault referral center. did not identify any associations between reporting. However, experienced physical violence and/or use weapons or been injured more likely report if perpetrator was...

Introduction We aim to describe and compare the prevalence of subjective side effects associated with hormonal contraceptive use among reproductive healthcare users seeking either abortion care or services. Methods This substudy derives from a previously reported cross-sectional survey involving 1006 public services in Helsinki metropolitan area Finland. included all 813 respondents history (mean age 27 years, IQR 24–33 for care; 24 19–30 services). The study followed STROBE guidelines....

To assess how women's reproductive history, contraceptive experience and need of abortion care are associated with priorities for contraception.In this cross-sectional survey study, we gathered information on history births abortions, previous use satisfaction methods, features methods they value most. Women were recruited at public family planning outpatient clinics in the capital region Helsinki, Finland.Of 1006 women responding, 502 during visits 504 counseling. seeking more often had a...

Victims of rape must decide whether to file a police report, and many victims not report the police. The literature on associations between demographic individual factors reporting is limited. Here, we investigated (education, socioeconomic status, age, native country, years lived in Finland, gender, sexual orientation, relationship close persons, substance use, mental disorder) Finnish sample (N = 191) from Helsinki Seri Support Center. We collected data through an online survey. found that...