عنوان المقالة:تشويه الأعضاء التناسلية للإناث في شمال صعيد مصر: التأثير على المعرفة والمواقف والعلاقة الجنسية وعزمهن اختان بناتهن Female Genital Mutilation: Impact on Knowledge, Attitude, Sexual Score Domains and Intention of Females in Northern Upper Egypt
أ.د. حنان الزبلاوى حسن | Hanan Elzeblawy Hassan | 10816
Publication Type
ScientificArticle
Arabic Authors
د/ فاطمة حسنى عبد الحكم ، د/ رشا السيد ابراهيم ، د/ مؤمن زكريا ، د/ حنان الزبلاوى حسن
English Authors
Fatima Hosny Abd-ELhakam1, Rasha El-Syed Ebrahim1, Momen Zakria Mohammed2, Hanan Elzeblawy Hassan1*
Abstract
Background: Female genital mutilation/cutting is extensively done in societies where it is believed to promote marriageability. As a result, the practice of FGM/C will continue because parents believe it will provide a better future for their daughters, and some girls may even desire to be mutilated to find a husband. Aim: The aim of this study was Estimate effect of FGM on Females' knowledge, Attitude, Sexual Score Domains, and Intention in Northern Upper Egypt. Subject & Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was used. The study population consisted of 2837 females in family health centers (FHCs) in different sitting at Beni-Suef. Tool: Α Structured Interviewing Questionnaire sheet was used to collect data related females' knowledge, attitude, and intention. Female Sexual Function Index (FSDI) to assess female sexual function. Results: The prevalence of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM/C) among total participants at Beni-Suef is 71.4%. Good knowledge score (27%) was more prevalent among non-mutilated females. Unfavorable and neutral attitude score (49.3%) was more prevalent among females with FGM. that there was a significantly higher Desire domain (5.8±1.8), Arousal domain (13.7±2.9), Lubrication domain (16±3.4), Orgasm domain (11.7±2.6), Satisfaction domain (13.3±2.4), and Total score among not circumcised married participants than circumcised ones but the Pain domain didn't differ significantly between circumcised (9.7±3.3), and not circumcised (9.3±2.2). About 79.4% of females who experienced FGM/C had the intention to mutilate their daughters in the future. Conclusion: Good knowledge score was more prevalent among non-mutilated females. There was a significant relationship between FGM and knowledge, attitude, Sexual Score Domains, and intention to mutilate their daughters in the future (p-value <0.001).
Publication Date
12/30/2022
Publisher
Archives of Medical Case Reports and Case Study
Volume No
6
Issue No
5
ISSN/ISBN
2692-9392
DOI
161
Pages
1-8
External Link
https://www.auctoresonline.org/uploads/articles/1675507919AMCRS-RA-161-Galley_Proof.pdf
Keywords
Key words: female genital mutilation; knowledge; attitude; intention; sexual domains
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