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Why Withdrawal? Why Not Withdrawal? Men's Perspectives

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ID3972138
AutoresNuriye Ortayli (0000-0003-4107-6418, Istanbul University), Ayşen Bulut (Istanbul University), Metin Özuğurlu (Ankara University), Muhtar Çokar
Ano2005
Volume13
Fascículo25
Páginas164-173
Data de publicação2005-01-01
Peer ReviewedSim
Open AccessNão
TipoARTICLE
PeriódicoReproductive Health Matters (JOURNAL)
Identificadores do periódicoISSN: 0968-8080 • E-ISSN: 1460-9576
EditoraInforma UK Limited (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.1016/s0968-8080(05)25175-3
PMID16035610
OpenAlexW2120203127
IdiomaEN
Citações recebidas14
Referências citadas13

Withdrawal is an ancient and prevalent form of male contraception which has largely been ignored by family planning programme managers all over the world. The objective of this study was to understand men's perspectives on withdrawal use, both users and non-users. In-depth interviews with 62 male factory workers in western Turkey are reported, on use of withdrawal, attitudes to family planning, information on contraception, marital and sexual experience, and gender values and attitudes. Advantages reported both by users and non-users of withdrawal were being free from side effects, ease of access and having no cost. While current users said withdrawal was easy to use and practical, non-users complained about the difficulties of using withdrawal, that it was coitus-dependent, caused anxiety and decreased pleasure during sexual intercourse. Current users emphasised taking responsibility as husbands for family planning and protecting their wives from possible adverse effects of contraceptives. Withdrawal should be seen as a valuable choice in a world where increasing method choice, male participation and responsibility taking in reproductive health are all desirable. With its cited advantages withdrawal is likely to fill an important niche among current contraceptive practices and deserves more attention and support.RésuméLe retrait est une forme ancienne et fréquente de contraception masculine largement ignorée par les programmes de planification familiale dans le monde. Cette étude souhaitait comprendre la perspective des hommes sur le retrait, qu'ils le pratiquent ou non. Des entretiens avec 62 ouvriers de Turquie occidentale ont abordé l'utilisation du retrait, les attitudes à l'égard de la planification familiale, l'information sur la contraception, l'expérience conjugale et sexuelle, ainsi que les valeurs et attitudes sexuelles. Pratiquants et non-pratiquants du retrait ont noté que cette méthode n'avait pas d'effets secondaires, était facile d'accès et gratuite. Si les pratiquants jugeaient le retrait pratique et facile à utiliser, les non-pratiquants citaient ses difficultés d'utilisation, sa dépendance du coït, l'anxiété et la diminution du plaisir sexuel qu'il provoque. Les pratiquants ont souligné que le retrait leur permettait de se responsabiliser de la planification familiale du couple et de protéger leur épouse des éventuels effets indésirables des contraceptifs. Le retrait encourage la participation et la responsabilisation des hommes dans la santé génésique et devrait être considéré comme une option valable dans un monde où il est souhaitable de disposer d'un choix élargi de méthodes. Avec les avantages cités, le retrait devrait trouver sa place dans les pratiques contraceptives actuelles et mérite davantage d'attention et de soutien.ResumenEl retiro es un método antiguo y frecuente de anticoncepción masculina, del cual han hecho caso omiso los administradores de programas de planificación familiar a nivel mundial. El objetivo de este estudio fue entender los puntos de vista de los hombres respecto al retiro, tanto de los usuarios como de los que no lo usan. Se informa de entrevistas a fondo con 62 hombres que trabajan en fábricas de Turquía occidental, respecto al uso del retiro, sus actitudes hacia la planificación familiar, información sobre la anticoncepción, su experiencia marital y sexual, y sus valores y actitudes de género. Las ventajas mencionadas del retiro fueron: no tiene efectos secundarios, es fácil y no cuesta. Aunque los usuarios actuales dijeron que el retiro es fácil de efectuar y práctico, los que no lo usan se quejaron de las dificultades de practicarlo, de que depende del coito, causa ansiedad y disminuye el placer. Los usuarios recalcaron asumir la responsabilidad como esposos de la planificación familiar y de proteger a su esposa contra los posibles efectos secundarios de los anticonceptivos. El retiro debe verse como una opción estimable en un mundo donde es deseable aumentar las opciones de métodos y la participación del hombre. Es probable que el retiro ocupe un nicho importante entre las prácticas anticonceptivas actuales y amerita más atención y apoyo

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