Métodos anticonceptivos en las usuarias de las farmacias del distrito de San Juan de Lurigancho
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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La metodología de la investigación tiene un enfoque cuantitativo, diseño no experimental, transversal y descriptivo. Los métodos anticonceptivos más usados entre las usuarias de las farmacias de san juan de Lurigancho son: con 16,62% el condón masculino, seguido por el parche anticonceptivo (7,79%) y 6,75% el anticonceptivo de emergencia. El 48,57% de los encuestados manifestaron que sus amistades influyen en la decisión de escoger el método anticonceptivo a usar. El 44,42% manifestó que su pareja influye y muchas veces él decide qué anticonceptivo usar. Se concluyó que, si existe un uso moderado más no racional de los métodos anticonceptivos hormonales, pero esto se debe a conocimientos erróneos acerca de este método.
The research methodology is quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional and descriptive. The most commonly used contraceptive methods among users of pharmacies in San Juan de Lurigancho are: the male condom (16.62%), followed by the contraceptive patch (7.79%) and the emergency contraceptive (6.75%). Of those surveyed, 48.57% said that their friends influence their decision to choose the contraceptive method they will use. Forty-four.42% stated that their partner influences and often decides which contraceptive to use. It was concluded that there is a moderate but not rational use of hormonal contraceptive methods, but this is due to erroneous knowledge about this method.
The research methodology is quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional and descriptive. The most commonly used contraceptive methods among users of pharmacies in San Juan de Lurigancho are: the male condom (16.62%), followed by the contraceptive patch (7.79%) and the emergency contraceptive (6.75%). Of those surveyed, 48.57% said that their friends influence their decision to choose the contraceptive method they will use. Forty-four.42% stated that their partner influences and often decides which contraceptive to use. It was concluded that there is a moderate but not rational use of hormonal contraceptive methods, but this is due to erroneous knowledge about this method.
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