Background: Several misconceptions about the consequences of using contraceptive methods such 
as; fear of infertility, cancer and tumors, Negative myths and misconceptions about family planning 
(F.P.) are a barrier to modern contraceptive use. Myths and misconceptions about methods can spread 
through informal communication via social networks and lead to continued negative perceptions. Aim 
and objectives: The aim of this study is to explore myths and Misconceptions about contraception 
among women in Minia governorate .Subjects and methods: This is a Prospective cross-sectional 
study, was carried on Women in reproductive period from age 18ywars to 40 years, at Minia 
university hospital, family planning centers, Central & General Hospitals. Results: the results 
revealed that there was statistical significant difference between women misconception as regard pills 
and other methods of contraception. Conclusion: One need to understand the level of awareness and 
practices in the community before implementing the family planning program. There is a need to 
educate and motivate the couple along with improvement in family planning services to promote the 
contraceptive.