 
<prompt> Trends in Use of Family Planning | Percent of currently married women currently using contraception | (1990 JPFHS, Any method, 40) (1997 JPFHS, Any method, 53) (2002 JPFHS, Any method, 56) (2007 JPFHS, Any method, 57) (1990 JPFHS, Any modern method, 27) (1997 JPFHS, Any modern method, 38) (2002 JPFHS, Any modern method, 41) (2007 JPFHS, Any modern method, 42) (1990 JPFHS, IUD, 15) (1997 JPFHS, IUD, 23) (2002 JPFHS, IUD, 24) (2007 JPFHS, IUD, 22) (1990 JPFHS, Pill, 5) (1997 JPFHS, Pill, 7) (2002 JPFHS, Pill, 8) (2007 JPFHS, Pill, 8) (1990 JPFHS, Male condom, 1) (1997 JPFHS, Male condom, 2) (2002 JPFHS, Male condom, 3) (2007 JPFHS, Male condom, 5) (1990 JPFHS, Female sterilization, 6) (1997 JPFHS, Female sterilization, 4) (2002 JPFHS, Female sterilization, 3) (2007 JPFHS, Female sterilization, 4) <response> According to the 2007 JPFHS, 57 percent of married women are currently using a contraception method; 42 percent are using a modern method. The IUD is the most popular method, with 22 percent of married women, followed by the pill (8 percent of married women).  