Determinants of family planning use among married women in bale eco-region, Southeast Ethiopia: a community based study.

Low contraceptive prevalence rate might be attributed by husband opposition, religious beliefs, concern and fear of side effects. Having more than seven deliveries and birth interval less than 24 months between the last two children were determinants of contraceptive use. Family planning consultation opportunities should be created to make male's involved and to increase their responsibility for family planning use.