Survey on condom use and persistence among currently married men
Guo Sufang
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Guo Sufang
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Objective To investigate the utilization of condom and its persistence among currently married men,and explore related factors.Methods Population Proportional to Size sampling method was employed in sampling.The sampled men were interviewed face to face with uniform questionnaire during the period of time from November 2005 to December 2005.Results The proportion of men who knew that condom could prevent HIV infection was 89.3%.The current contraceptive rate was 84.5%,and condom accounted for 14.3% among all men currently using contraceptives.The purpose using condom was mainly for controlling birth,accounting for 84.2%,the main reason for not using condom was because of already using other contraceptive method.The proportion of men who would continue to use condom if let him reselect at current time was 66.4%.Logistic analysis showed that the persistence with condom was mainly affected by current feeling of using it,men who were satisfied with condom were more likely to continue to use it.Conclusion The knowledge about condom had increased greatly,but the utilization of and persistence with condom was still unsatisfactory,more efforts should be strengthened to transform knowledge into practice and increase satisfaction with condom to promote condom use widely and correctly.
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Objective To investigate the utilization of condom and its persistence among currently married men,and explore related factors.Methods Population Proportional to Size sampling method was employed in sampling.The sampled men were interviewed face to face with uniform questionnaire during the period of time from November 2005 to December 2005.Results The proportion of men who knew that condom could prevent HIV infection was 89.3%.The current contraceptive rate was 84.5%,and condom accounted for 14.3% among all men currently using contraceptives.The purpose using condom was mainly for controlling birth,accounting for 84.2%,the main reason for not using condom was because of already using other contraceptive method.The proportion of men who would continue to use condom if let him reselect at current time was 66.4%.Logistic analysis showed that the persistence with condom was mainly affected by current feeling of using it,men who were satisfied with condom were more likely to continue to use it.Conclusion The knowledge about condom had increased greatly,but the utilization of and persistence with condom was still unsatisfactory,more efforts should be strengthened to transform knowledge into practice and increase satisfaction with condom to promote condom use widely and correctly.
Key concepts: Condom, Demography, Medicine, Population, Family planning, Persistence (discontinuity), Logistic regression, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)