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• W2299758711 abstract "Lors de la transition à la parentalité, l’aspect intime et sexuel de la relation conjugale des futurs et nouveaux couples parentaux est le plus affecté et le plus vulnérable ; les couples doivent s’adapter pour favoriser leur couple et leur famille. Le but de cet examen de la portée est de cerner ce que dit la littérature des 15 dernières années sur la sexualité périnatale. Au total, 123 articles empiriques ont été retenus. Ce premier article d’une série de deux concerne la sexualité pendant la grossesse. En plus de dresser un portrait des recherches sélectionnées, 23 variables sexuelles prénatales ont été analysées. Les données rassemblées esquissent un portrait sexopérinatal diversifié : les expériences intimes et sexuelles sont variables. Malgré certaines exceptions, une certaine tendance à la baisse graduelle et progressive de la plupart des comportements sexuels et de l’expression sexuelle générale pendant la grossesse a été notée, avec une diminution marquée au début de la grossesse et au 3e trimestre. Les femmes sont particulièrement affectées par un plus grand nombre de changements sexuels, mais les hommes le sont aussi. De nombreux facteurs physiologiques et psychologiques simultanés affectent l’expression sexuelle des couples. Les fluctuations sexuelles sont toutefois un phénomène naturel pendant la transition à la parentalité ; la sexualité pendant la grossesse constitue une bulle temporelle et temporaire où la sexualité se modifie et s’ajuste en fonction des nouvelles conditions. L’intervention sexopérinatale devrait faire partie du suivi holistique des soins de santé périnataux pour favoriser le maintien d’une relation intime et sexuelle saine et positive chez les couples. The intimate and sexual dimension of future and new parenting couples’ relationship is the most affected and the most vulnerable during the transition to parenthood; couples must adapt to support their relationship and their families. The purpose of this scoping review is to identify the literature that has been published on perinatal sexuality in the last 15 years. A total of 123 empirical articles were selected. This first article of a series of two is about sexuality during pregnancy. In addition to painting a picture from the chosen articles, 23 prenatal sexual variables were analyzed. The combined data present a diversified portrait of perinatal sexuality during pregnancy: the intimate and sexual experience varies during this period. Despite some exceptions, a certain tendency towards a gradual and progressive decline in most sexual behaviors and overall sexual expression during pregnancy was noted, with a marked decrease in early pregnancy and during the third trimester. Women are particularly affected by a greater number of sexual changes, but men are too. Many simultaneous physiological and psychological factors affect the sexual expression of the couples. Sexual fluctuations are a natural phenomenon during the transition to parenthood; couples must adjust to the new conditions and to the changes associated with sexuality during pregnancy, which are considered temporary. Sexoperinatal interventions should be a part of holistic perinatal health care in order to help couples maintain an intimate relationship and a healthy and positive sexual life." @default.
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• W2299758711 title "Que savons-nous sur la sexualité périnatale ? Un examen de la portée sur la sexopérinatalité – partie 1" @default.
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