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Sexual Behavior Pattern and Related Factors in Women with Breast Cancer in Iran

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  • Sanaz Rashidi
  • Forouzandeh Dashti

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BACKGROUND- Despite the most of treatment team efforts focused on the maintaining patient's life, attention to sexual issues don’t be considered. This stud is designed to determine the sexual behavior pattern and related factors in women with breast cancer.METHODS- This descriptive- correlation study was performed on 90 women that diagnosed with breast Cancer that was admitted to sayed-al- shohada hospital of Isfahan in 2010. Sampling method was available (non- random sampling) and Sexual Behavior Pattern determined with 3 domains- sexual identity, sexual role and sexual function. Data collection tools, was a questionnaire that made by the researcher and was used after determining the validity and reliability. For data analysis, was used of Descriptive- analytic statistics, frequency and ANOVA and Pearson correlation analytical tests in the SPSS statistical software (version 16).RESULTS- Cases had 60% of Desirable sexual identity, 50% of Desirable sexual role, 40% Desirable sexual function and were be able to play 47.61% Desirable sexual behavior. Participants that their husbands had Elementary education had more desirable sexual behavior (p<0.031). Cases that were homemaker had more desirable Sexual behavior than of were working and retired (p<0.023). Non-surgical treatment with chemotherapy, radiotherapy and hormone therapy had a negative impact on sexual behavior (p<0.014).CONCLUSION- Study of sexual behavior pattern that is one of the important aspects of health, Provide valuable information to nurses and medical team and will be enhance the quality of provided services. Adopt appropriate strategies and interventions to promote sexual health, breast cancer is recommended.

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  • Sanaz Rashidi & Forouzandeh Dashti, 2016. "Sexual Behavior Pattern and Related Factors in Women with Breast Cancer in Iran," Global Journal of Health Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 8(7), pages 266-266, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:ibn:gjhsjl:v:8:y:2016:i:7:p:266
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    1. Ana Rita P Castelo & Mônica Oliveira B Oriá & Anne Fayma L Chaves & Karine C Bezerra & Ana Fátima C Fernandes & Camila Teixeira M Vasconcelos & Camila B Moreira, 2017. "The Impact of Breast Cancer on Female Sexuality: An Integrative Literature Review," Global Journal of Health Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 9(5), pages 180-180, May.

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