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Acceptability of Female Condom Among Female Sex Workers

Chunxia Li

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Objective To understand the acceptability of the female condom among female sex workers (FSWs) and its influencing factors. Method Qualitative survey method was adopted to evaluate the acceptability of female condom among FSWs. Results Most FSWs(25/27)thank the female condom was superior in quality, but it looked bad(19/27), or inconvenient to use (11/27)and made users uncomfortable(24/27). Conclusion The proportion of thinking the female condom inconvenient to use is high, so promoting the female condom is Certainly difficult.

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Objective To understand the acceptability of the female condom among female sex workers (FSWs) and its influencing factors. Method Qualitative survey method was adopted to evaluate the acceptability of female condom among FSWs. Results Most FSWs(25/27)thank the female condom was superior in quality, but it looked bad(19/27), or inconvenient to use (11/27)and made users uncomfortable(24/27). Conclusion The proportion of thinking the female condom inconvenient to use is high, so promoting the female condom is Certainly difficult.

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Objective To understand the acceptability of the female condom among female sex workers (FSWs) and its influencing factors. Method Qualitative survey method was adopted to evaluate the acceptability of female condom among FSWs. Results Most FSWs(25/27)thank the female condom was superior in quality, but it looked bad(19/27), or inconvenient to use (11/27)and made users uncomfortable(24/27). Conclusion The proportion of thinking the female condom inconvenient to use is high, so promoting the female condom is Certainly difficult.

Key concepts: Condom, Female condom, Medicine, Female sex, Demography, Gynecology, Family medicine, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

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