A woman's ability to initiate a successful, continuous, and appropriate method of contraception is influenced by many different factors; eg access to health care, community, cultural attitudes and personal attitude can be seen as obstacles to applying the correct use and effective method of women to family planning goals. Beekle in a study on awareness and determinants of family planning practice showed that knowledge and access to services alone could not be adequate for the acceptance of contraceptive devices. Furthermore, in developing countries, where women depend on ancient traditions and social limitations, knowledge and awareness about the acceptance of family planning would not be the only deciding factor, as well as the reduction of the reproductive rate7. A study in the United States showed that there are a number of factors complicating the lack of or ineffective use of contra...