Sexual Behaviors and Experiences among Behaviorally Bisexual Latino Men in the Midwestern United States: Implications for Sexual Health Interventions.
Sexual Behaviors and Experiences among Behaviorally Bisexual Latino Men in the Midwestern United States: Implications for Sexual Health Interventions.
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DOI：
10.1080/15299716.2012.674865
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Fortenberry JD
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Martinez O;Dodge B;Goncalves G;Schnarrs P;Muñoz-Laboy M;Reece M;Malebranche D;Van Der Pol B;Kelle G;Nix R;Fortenberry JD
美国中西部最近有大量拉丁裔移民，但关于他们性行为的信息很少。共有75名行为双性恋男性（25名拉丁裔，25名黑人，25名白人）参加了一项关于性健康的探索性研究。本文所提供的数据仅限于25名自认为拉丁裔的男性。进行了定性深入访谈，并提供了可选的自我管理的性传播感染（STI）筛查。所使用的测量方法来自国家性健康和行为调查（NSSHB），这是一项对美国近6000名年龄在14-94岁之间的人的性行为的概率研究。在我们的双性恋男性样本中，最常见的性行为是手淫、阴道性交和接受男性和女性伴侣的口交。大多数参与者在与男性伴侣肛交时是插入性伴侣。许多参与者报告在最近的性行为中饮酒。相当多的人报告说，他们在最后一次性行为中没有使用避孕套。尽管伴侣的性别不同，但快感、性兴奋、性高潮和勃起功能明显相似。少数参与者也与变性人发生过性行为。所有拉丁裔参与者都参加了选择性的性传播感染标本的自我收集。研究结果提供了丰富的见解，性行为和相关因素，以及潜在的危险行为，双性恋拉丁裔男性可能是未来性健康促进工作的目标。
The Midwestern United States (U.S.) has a high number of recent Latino migrants, but little information is available regarding their sexual behaviors. A total of 75 behaviorally bisexual men (25 Latino, 25 Black, and 25 White) participated in an exploratory study on sexual health. The data presented in this paper are restricted to the 25 self-identified Latino men. Qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted and optional self-administered sexual transmitted infection (STI) screening was provided. The measures used were taken from the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior (NSSHB), a probability study of the sexual behaviors of nearly 6000 individuals aged 14-94 in the U.S. In our sample of bisexual men, the most commonly reported sexual behaviors were masturbation, vaginal intercourse, and receiving oral sex from male and female partners. The majority of the participants were the insertive partner during anal sex with male partners. Many of the participants reported alcohol use during their most recent sexual activity. A fair number reported not using condoms during their last sexual event. Pleasure, arousal, orgasm, and erectile functioning were markedly similar despite partner gender. A small number of participants also engaged in sexual activities with transgender individuals. All of the Latino participants took part in the optional self-collection for STI specimens. The results of the study provide rich insights into the sexual behavior and related factors, as well as potential risk behaviors of bisexual Latino men that may be targeted for future sexual health promotion efforts.