Objective To find out the status of marriage

child rearing and contraception of women under 25 years old who had induced abortion

and to provide evidence for reproductire health care.Method By filling in a form by themselves and asking a question

465 women under 25 who had induced abortion in our hospital from January 2004 to September 2008 were investigated for their situations of marriage

child rearing and contraception.Results Abortion accounted for 28.2 percent of married women

unmarried accounted for 71.8%;middle school education to the majority（32.0%）;career staff in the most（34.6%）;accounted for 69.5 percent of local household registration;rural women accounted for 26.4%

outside the county accounted for 4.1%;this flow is not accounted for 84.9% of maternal;the flow for the first time accounted for 58.9%;pregnancy reasons for not using contraception

mostly（63.4%）

contraceptive failure was 36.6%;men concerned about contraception accounted for 46.0%;men take the initiative to take contraceptive measures for condoms

accounting for 34.0%;male contraceptive measures recommended the woman not accounted for 47.6%.Conclusions Premarital pregnancy and low rate of contraception are the main reasons for high induced abortion rate.It is suggested that more attention should be paid to higher failure rate of contraception and men’s playing poor role in the contraception.The target of family planning work should be expanded to the entire child-bearing age women and men.