Rev Rene · 2017 · 10 citations · 5 references
MedicineGynecologyMaternal HealthFamily PlanningReproductive HealthWomen's HealthContraceptive MethodsContraceptive UseFemale ContraceptionFertility AwarenessReproductive Decision-makingAccess To Family PlanningContraceptive Method ChoiceContraceptive Use PatternsFamily Planning UseFemale Contraceptive UseMethod DissatisfactionQualitative Interviewing
Objective: to know the feelings of women regarding the use of the Billings Ovulation Method as family planning. Methods: a qualitative study was carried out with eight women through a semi-structured interview and data were analyzed through the thematic analysis. Results:the results were organized into four main thematic categories: Use of the method and self-knowledge of the body; Insecurity as to the use of the method; Choice based on religious principles; and Complicity of the couple in the execution of the method. Conclusion:participants using the Billings Ovulation Method were satisfied and safe, and the participation of the partner was critical to the use of the method as natural family planning.
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