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Coitus interruptus as a method of contraception
British Journal of Midwifery, 1995 The paucity of research on coitus interruptus is part of the reason why many health professionals who give contraception advice do not even recognise it as a method of contraception. This article examines the available evidence from a historical and sociological perspective and invites readers to draw their own conclusions based on informed choice.
Orla White
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Family planning choices and some characteristics of coitus interruptus users in Gemlik, Turkey
Women's Health Issues, 2001 The objectives of this study were to gain information about some fertility issues, contraceptive method choices, and the reasons for coitus interruptus (CI) use among married women aged 15-49, in Gemlik, Turkey. One thousand nine hundred ten women were interviewed for this cross-sectional study. The pregnancy rate per woman was 2.9.
Kayihan Pala
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Coitus Interruptus Is Not Contraception
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 2011This letter to the editor argues against an article suggesting that coitus interruptus should be acknowledged as a preventer of pregnancy. It asserts that coitus interruptus should never be presented to adolescents or anyone as a valid method of contraception because adolescents experience elevated rates of sexually transmitted infections and ...
Irène A Doherty, Gretchen S Stuart
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Coitus Interruptus in the Twentieth Century
Population and Development Review, 1993Most demographers give scant attention to coitus interruptus as a viable method of contraception. This likely results from a combination of factors. Most demographers live in countries where withdrawal is not widely practiced. A wide variety of more efficient and more easily employed methods now exists with modern methods tending to be female ...
Gigi Santow
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Coitus interruptus as a contraceptive method: Turkish women’s perceptions and experiences
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2009AbstractTitle. Coitus interruptus as a contraceptive method: Turkish women’s perceptions and experiences Aim. This paper is a report of a study conducted to determine the perceptions and experiences of coitus interruptus as a contraceptive method used by married women in Turkey.Background.
Behice Erci
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Factors Influencing the Acceptability of Coitus Interruptus Among Latina Teens and Young Adults
Women and Health, 2007The purpose of this study was to examine factors associated with the acceptability of coitus interruptus, or withdrawal, as a contraceptive method among a cohort of Latinas.We conducted face-to-face interviews with a cohort of young, urban Latinas in Chicago to assess factors associated with willingness to use withdrawal.Two hundred seventy-three ...
Melissa Gilliam
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Toward a Less-Than-Human Psychoanalysis: Coitus Interruptus and the Object
2018This chapter traces the question of anxiety from Freud’s delirious early theory of anxiety as the result of coitus interruptus, the interruption of sexual enjoyment, through Lacan’s reading of this psychoanalytic myth as a truth about one’s relationship to the object and the importance of separation for enjoyment.
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