Oral contraceptive effectiveness according to body mass index, weight, age, and other factors

Objective The purpose of this study was to assess the use-effectiveness of oral contraceptives (OCs) in Europe according to body mass index (BMI), weight, age, and other factors. Study Design In a planned secondary analysis, we used data from the European Active Surveillance Study on Oral Contracept...

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Published in:American journal of obstetrics and gynecology Vol. 201; no. 3; pp. 263.e1 - 263.e9
Main Authors: Dinger, Jürgen C., MD, PhD, Cronin, Maureen, MD, PhD, Möhner, Sabine, PhD, Schellschmidt, Ilka, MD, Minh, Thai Do, PhD, Westhoff, Carolyn, MD, MSc
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Abstract Objective The purpose of this study was to assess the use-effectiveness of oral contraceptives (OCs) in Europe according to body mass index (BMI), weight, age, and other factors. Study Design In a planned secondary analysis, we used data from the European Active Surveillance Study on Oral Contraceptives, which was a prospective active cohort surveillance study of 59,510 OC users, to assess the effectiveness of OCs overall and by BMI, weight, age, duration of use, ethinylestradiol dose, regimen type, starting/switching status, and parity. Self-reported unplanned pregnancies during OC use were confirmed by interview. Results An analysis of OC effectiveness (112,659 women-years of exposure and 545 unplanned pregnancies) found little variation in effectiveness by BMI/weight. Failure rates decreased after 30 years of age and with an increasing duration of use. Conclusion OC users in Europe reported high contraceptive effectiveness with “typical use.” Failure rates decreased with age and duration of use. BMI and weight had little, if any, influence on effectiveness.
AbstractList The purpose of this study was to assess the use-effectiveness of oral contraceptives (OCs) in Europe according to body mass index (BMI), weight, age, and other factors. In a planned secondary analysis, we used data from the European Active Surveillance Study on Oral Contraceptives, which was a prospective active cohort surveillance study of 59,510 OC users, to assess the effectiveness of OCs overall and by BMI, weight, age, duration of use, ethinylestradiol dose, regimen type, starting/switching status, and parity. Self-reported unplanned pregnancies during OC use were confirmed by interview. An analysis of OC effectiveness (112,659 women-years of exposure and 545 unplanned pregnancies) found little variation in effectiveness by BMI/weight. Failure rates decreased after 30 years of age and with an increasing duration of use. OC users in Europe reported high contraceptive effectiveness with "typical use." Failure rates decreased with age and duration of use. BMI and weight had little, if any, influence on effectiveness.
Objective The purpose of this study was to assess the use-effectiveness of oral contraceptives (OCs) in Europe according to body mass index (BMI), weight, age, and other factors. Study Design In a planned secondary analysis, we used data from the European Active Surveillance Study on Oral Contraceptives, which was a prospective active cohort surveillance study of 59,510 OC users, to assess the effectiveness of OCs overall and by BMI, weight, age, duration of use, ethinylestradiol dose, regimen type, starting/switching status, and parity. Self-reported unplanned pregnancies during OC use were confirmed by interview. Results An analysis of OC effectiveness (112,659 women-years of exposure and 545 unplanned pregnancies) found little variation in effectiveness by BMI/weight. Failure rates decreased after 30 years of age and with an increasing duration of use. Conclusion OC users in Europe reported high contraceptive effectiveness with “typical use.” Failure rates decreased with age and duration of use. BMI and weight had little, if any, influence on effectiveness.
OBJECTIVEThe purpose of this study was to assess the use-effectiveness of oral contraceptives (OCs) in Europe according to body mass index (BMI), weight, age, and other factors.STUDY DESIGNIn a planned secondary analysis, we used data from the European Active Surveillance Study on Oral Contraceptives, which was a prospective active cohort surveillance study of 59,510 OC users, to assess the effectiveness of OCs overall and by BMI, weight, age, duration of use, ethinylestradiol dose, regimen type, starting/switching status, and parity. Self-reported unplanned pregnancies during OC use were confirmed by interview.RESULTSAn analysis of OC effectiveness (112,659 women-years of exposure and 545 unplanned pregnancies) found little variation in effectiveness by BMI/weight. Failure rates decreased after 30 years of age and with an increasing duration of use.CONCLUSIONOC users in Europe reported high contraceptive effectiveness with "typical use." Failure rates decreased with age and duration of use. BMI and weight had little, if any, influence on effectiveness.
Author Cronin, Maureen, MD, PhD
Dinger, Jürgen C., MD, PhD
Möhner, Sabine, PhD
Minh, Thai Do, PhD
Westhoff, Carolyn, MD, MSc
Schellschmidt, Ilka, MD
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SubjectTerms Age Factors
Biological and medical sciences
Body Mass Index
Body Weight
contraceptive effectiveness
Contraceptives, Oral - pharmacology
Europe
Female
Gynecology. Andrology. Obstetrics
Humans
Life Tables
Medical sciences
Obstetrics and Gynecology
oral contraceptives
Pregnancy, Unplanned
Risk Factors
Time Factors
Treatment Failure
weight
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