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Knowledge, awareness and perception of exclusive breastfeeding as a birth control method among pregnant women attending antenatal clinic in Igboreke, Saki local government area of Oyo state

 Department: Community Health  
 By: usericon iamjahmeyou  

 Project ID: 7020
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Abstract
This research work was conducted to investigate the awareness and perception of exclusive breastfeeding as a birth control method among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Igboreke Saki Local Government Area of Oyo State. It informed the health officers on the understanding of pregnant women regarding exclusive breastfeeding as a method of birth control. Among the objectives was to determine the level of awareness of mothers on exclusive breastfeeding as a birth control method among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics and to determine the perception of mothers on exclusive breastfeeding as a birth control method among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics.  Furthermore, to assess mothers’ knowledge on exclusive breastfeeding as a birth control method among pregnant women attending antenatal clinic in Igboreke Saki Local Government Area of Oyo State. Many medical and allied literatures were reviewed to develop more facts for the project work. This research use descriptive survey to sample pregnant women attending the health centers in the study area. Questionnaire is the instrument used to gather and analyze the data, 200 questionnaires were distributed out of which 200 were also retrieved.  The findings showed that on aggregate, respondents used exclusive breastfeeding as a method of birth control is very effective in the study area. In conclusion, recommendations were made that Rural women should be taught the benefits of exclusive breastfeeding and rural women should also be encouraged on the benefits of attending antenatal classes. Lastly, the government should sensitize pregnant women in rural areas to exclusive breastfeeding as a method of birth control....
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