| Value |
Category |
| Area chemist |
|
| At chiefs camp (outreach) |
|
| Best Care Dispensary in Kosovo |
|
| Bought from a chemist |
|
| CHEMIST |
|
| Chemist |
|
| Chemist (condom) |
|
| Chemist (injection) |
|
| Chemist (pills) |
|
| Chemist in Majengo |
|
| Chemist in the neighbourhood |
|
| Chemist nearby |
|
| Chemist(injection) |
|
| Chemist. |
|
| Chemistry |
|
| Chemists |
|
| Delivered at home by the health officers. |
|
| Delivered at home health workers. |
|
| From Pharmacy |
|
| From a Chemist. |
|
| From chemist |
|
| From chemists |
|
| From the shop ( used condom before) |
|
| From the shops (male condoms) |
|
| Gikomba ( kiosk-selling herbal products) |
|
| Husband brought it |
|
| Husband taught him how to count her days |
|
| I get traditionally made medicine sold by the maasai community |
|
| Jerusalem clinic |
|
| Joice party Chemist in kosovo |
|
| Kiosk in Majengo (male condom) |
|
| Knowledge from school |
|
| Kwa Mary Chemist. |
|
| Local Chemist |
|
| Local chemist |
|
| Mama Lucy chemist in vumilia |
|
| Mary's Chemist |
|
| Natural way of family planning |
|
| Past knowledge acquired in school |
|
| Phamarcy |
|
| Pharmacy |
|
| Private clinic at Kyang'ombe |
|
| Provided by the boyfriend. |
|
| She was taught about the method by her mother |
|
| The boyfriend comes with the condoms. |
|
| The husband was buying in a shop |
|
| The respondent got her last family planning during an outreach at the chiefs camp in kiambiu |
|
| They were given in church for free in a medical camp organized. |
|
| Used calendar only. |
|
| Used rhythm method and it's a natural way of family planning |
|
| chemist |
|
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
