Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Toward Contraceptive Methods Among Female Undergraduate Students of Chiang Mai University, Thailand: A Cross-Sectional Survey

Nearly 30% of the female university students had sex experience, lower than that in most previous studies, with significantly lower prevalence in the group of health sciences faculties. Most female university students had a positive attitude toward contraception uses; however, their knowledge about contraception was relatively limited. Finally, most contraceptive methods used were relatively less effective and theoretically at risk for unintended pregnancy.