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[Sexuality and pregnancy]
Atencion Primaria
|December 2, 1998
Summary
Pregnant women exhibit diverse sexual behaviors and are satisfied with them. Healthcare professionals should support the full enjoyment of sexuality during pregnancy for improved well-being.
Area of Science:
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Sexual Health
- Psychology
Context:
- Study conducted at the Family Planning Center Nóvoa Santos, Spain.
- Involved 206 pregnant women in an obstetric psychoprophylaxis program over two years.
- Utilized PRESTA and SPSS for statistical analysis.
Purpose:
- To describe the sexual behavior of pregnant women.
- To analyze socio-economic, reproductive, medical, and psycho-sexual variables.
- To understand sexual satisfaction during pregnancy.
Summary:
- Average participant age was 28, married, with elementary education, and first pregnancy.
- Sexual desire and intercourse frequency (1-2 times/week) remained consistent.
- Intercourse was generally pleasant, with a preferred position and instances of non-coital relations and masturbation.
Impact:
- Pregnant women display varied sexual behaviors and report satisfaction.
- Highlights the importance of addressing sexual health throughout pregnancy.
- Recommends healthcare professionals encourage complete sexual enjoyment during pregnancy.