Conhecimento masculino sobre métodos contraceptivos

  • da Silva Soares M
  • Carvalho Dourado de Souza V
  • Florêncio de Araújo Costa P
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Abstract

Objective: analyzing men’s knowledge about contraceptive methods. Methods: descriptive and qualitative research conducted in March 2011 in the city of Queimadas (PB)-Brazil with 12 men. Data were collected through a semi-structured form and underwent content analysis, which originated categories that were illustrated by the interviewee’s reports: Limited knowledge on contraceptive methods; Men’s participation ruling the contraception. Results: thus, it was possible to notice that men’s point of view is based on limited knowledge on contraception and they still rule how women should behave regarding contraception, taking it as a woman’s responsibility. Conclusion: it was verified that there is a need to deconstruct prejudices and allow men to express their fears and desires so they can feel embraced by health services and start participating more in the family planning.

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da Silva Soares, M. C., Carvalho Dourado de Souza, V., Florêncio de Araújo Costa, P., Oliveira de Aquino Sarmento Paiva, R. M., Carvalho Andrade Guerra, J., & Vital Freire, T. V. (2014). Conhecimento masculino sobre métodos contraceptivos. Revista Brasileira Em Promoção Da Saúde, 27(2), 232–238. https://doi.org/10.5020/18061230.2014.p232

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