Level of Compliance Using Condom in Men with Urethritis Gonorrhea in Mawar Clinic Bandung Period 7 March-7 June 2017

Male condoms are made of thin latex, polyisopren or polyurethane that aims to avoid sperm contact during sexual intercourse. The use of a consistent and correct male latex condom can reduce but not eliminate the risk of STIs including gonorrhea. The most common incidence of gonorrhea occurs at age less than 25 years, the estimated cases of gonorrhea infection in 2008 in the world was 106.1 million. The purpose of this study was to see the level of compliance of condom use when having sex with risky sexual partner. The research method used a descriptive approach by cross-sectional sampling, using questionnaires distributed to men diagnosed with gonococcal urethritis. The number of samples was obtained 14 respondents, and the results show the level of compliance of condom use at last week 12 patient was not use condom and 2 patient use condom. The results show that there were still lack of awareness in the use of condoms during sexual intercourse with risky sexual partners. Two condom users had failed to prevent gonorrhea. One user stated that there was a tear on the condom, whereas the other user had a vaginal intercourse with condoms which continued orally and vaginally without condom. The conclusions of the research was to improve promotion of consistent and correct to use condoms.