El uso del preservativo femenino por las profesionales del sexo

Oliveira, Flávia Seles; Costa, Camila Helena Machado da; Kerber, Nalú Pereira da Costa; Barros, Alessandra Mendes de; Wachholz, Vanessa Andréia; Lemos, Daiane Bittencourt de

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“…Only one survey specifically about the use of female condoms was found. Oliveira et al 13 applied a semi-structured questionnaire with a convenience sample of 19 sex workers who reported having used female condoms 13 with partners (7) or steady customers (8). However, 14 people from the group interviewed reported not having used female condoms the last five times they had sexual intercourse.…”

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“…REV BRAS EPIDEMIOL SEP 2015; 18 SUPPL 1: [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] prostitution has aspects that remain in Brazil's Penal Code. Although the inclusion of "sex workers" in the Brazilian Classification of Occupations by the Ministry of Labor ensures the right to social security and other labor benefits, commercial activities related to prostitution (such as brothels) are illegal, which creates an extremely difficult context for sex workers to work safely.…”

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The Peer and Non-peer: the potential of risk management for HIV prevention in contexts of prostitution

Leite¹,

Murray

Lenz

2015

Rev. bras. epidemiol.

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Sex workers have been the protagonists and focus of HIV prevention campaigns and research since the late 1980s in Brazil. Through a review of national and international literature, combined with a history of sex workers' involvement in the construction of the Brazilian response, this article explores the overlaps and disconnects between research and practice in contexts of prostitution over the past three decades. We review the scientific literature on the epidemiology of HIV among sex workers and prevention methodologies. We conclude that although research focus and designs often reinforce the idea that sex workers' vulnerability is due to their sexual relationships with clients, their greatest vulnerability has been found to be with their nonpaying intimate partners. Few studies explore their work contexts and structural factors that influence safe sex practices with both types of partners. The negative effects of criminalization, stigma, and exclusively biomedical and peer education-based approaches are well documented in the scientific literature and experiences of sex worker activists, as is the importance of prevention programs that combine empowerment and human rightsbased approach to reduce HIV infection rates. We conclude that there is a need for actions, policies, and research that encompass the environment and context of sex workers' lives and reincorporate the human rights and citizenship frame that dominated the Brazilian response until the end of the 2000s. As part of HIV prevention efforts, female sex workers need to be considered above all as women, equal to all others.

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The Peer and Non-peer: the potential of risk management for HIV prevention in contexts of prostitution

Leite¹,

Murray

Lenz

2015

Rev. bras. epidemiol.

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“…Survey shows the health service as a means for communication of information on this preventive method. 15 Health professionals are key actors involved in the information sharing process about AIDS, prevention, treatment, recovery and, above all, should be seen as partial protagonists of changes in the epidemiological profile. 16 The school was the fourth most cited source for both types of condoms.…”

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Male and female condoms: What do women of a subnormal agglomerate know

Andrade

Zaccara

Leite³

et al. 2016

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“…Las mujeres consideran como mayores desventajas comparado con los hombres, que a la pareja no le gusta utilizarlo en un 54.1%, este hallazgo puede estar relacionado con la poca disponibilidad y empleo del método, comparado con lo encontrado en Ecuador (25), Salvador -Nicaragua (24) y Brasil (26), donde las mujeres que fueron a más controles terminaron usándolos. En los aspectos señalados como desventajas con el uso del CF se plantea la disminución del placer en la relación sexual, a la pareja no le gusta utilizarlo en un 87.5%, y el 62.5% expresa que es difícil de colocar.…”

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Análisis en el uso del condón femenino en estudiantes de una universidad privada de Cali-Colombia

Quebradas-Jiménez

Torres

2021

MedUNAB

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Introducción. El condón femenino es un método de barrera eficaz para prevenir las enfermedades de transmisión sexual y los embarazos, permite la mejora de la salud sexual y reproductiva de las mujeres y sus parejas. Presenta barreras al utilizarse en aspectos socioculturales, económicos, religiosos y psicológicos, los cuales pueden ser superados a través de la promoción y educación. El objetivo del presente artículo es analizar el uso del condón femenino en estudiantes universitarios de un programa de salud. Metodología. Estudio cuasiexperimental, con muestreo por conveniencia realizado en 82 estudiantes, organizados en un grupo de 74 mujeres y otro de 8 hombres, quienes utilizaron el condón femenino en sus relaciones sexuales durante un período de tres meses. Reconocieron las ventajas, desventajas, sensaciones y reacciones de la pareja. Resultados. Las ventajas establecidas por todos los hombres y el 70% de las mujeres es colocar el condón femenino antes de la relación sexual, del mismo modo, el 39.2% de las mujeres y el 37.2% de los hombres indican como ventaja poder usarlo hasta el final de la relación. Las desventajas identificadas comprenden que el 54.1% de las parejas de las mujeres no les gusta utilizarlo, al 40.5% de las mujeres les parece difícil su colocación, y al 33.8% le disminuye el placer sexual. En los hombres se identifican como desventajas la disminución del placer en la relación sexual, al 87.5% de sus parejas no le gusta utilizarlo, y el 62.5% de los hombres expresa dificultad para su colocación. Discusión. El uso del condón femenino está limitado por las condiciones de acceso y disponibilidad. El procedimiento de inserción del dispositivo en las mujeres requiere entrenamiento previo e información específica para su uso. Conclusión. La utilización del condón femenino es una alternativa viable para tener sexo seguro, los hombres presentan mayor rechazo al verse afectado el placer sexual.

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El uso del preservativo femenino por las profesionales del sexo

Abstract: El uso del preservativo femenino por las profesionales del sexo A utilização do preservativo feminino pelas profissionais do sexo.

Cited by 5 publications

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The Peer and Non-peer: the potential of risk management for HIV prevention in contexts of prostitution

The Peer and Non-peer: the potential of risk management for HIV prevention in contexts of prostitution

Male and female condoms: What do women of a subnormal agglomerate know

Análisis en el uso del condón femenino en estudiantes de una universidad privada de Cali-Colombia

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