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S318 24th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 33S (2016) S116–S348
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ration of competing interest.
EW576
Negative attitudes in sex during
pregnancy
K. Vakilian ∗ Kheyri Majidi
1 Arak University of Medical Sciences, Nursing Midwifery Collage,
Arak, Afghanistan
2 Arak University of Medical Sciences, Nursing Midwifery, Arak,
Afghanistan
3 Isfahan University of Sciencese, Counseling, Isfahan, Afghanistan
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Pregnancy experience with profound physical and
psychological changes associated in the life of every woman. The
fears, concerns and wrong attitudes of pregnant women about sex
during pregnancy can have a negative impact on the sexual rela-
tions between couples and their sexual performance.
Objectives It seems cognitive behavior counselling can help to
couples achieve sexual satisfaction during pregnancy.
Aims This study was done to determine the effectiveness of
cognitive-behavioral training (CBT) on negative sexual attitudes in
pregnant women.
Methods This studywas a randomized Educational trial was done
in five clinics were randomly selected between centers. After out of
200 pregnant women who had obtaining written informed consent
filled sexual attitudes pregnancy questionnaire (SAP-Q) only 22
womenwere selectedwho had the lowest score attitude. 22women
were randomly allocated for CBT and control group. After the train-
ing sessions, the sexual attitude post-test questionnaire, completed
by the intervention and control groups. After that resultswere com-
pared in past and three months later. Results by using descriptive
and analytic statistics and SPSS software 20 were analyzed.
Findings The mean sexual attitude of the intervention group
was (113.3 + 11.16) and control group was (76.90 + 19.07), which
reflects the significant differences between the two groups
(P < 0.001). But after three months of follow-up there was no signif-
icant difference in the intervention group. So results showed that
the attitude was maintained positive during 3months (P > 0.5).
Conclusion According to the results, CBT has been effective on the
reducing negative sexual attitudes in pregnant women.
Keywords Cognitive-behavioral training; Pregnancy; Sexual
dysfunction; Women
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ration of competing interest.
Sexual Medicine and Mental Health
EW577
Evaluate sexual function of male
patients treated with methadone
maintenance therapy (MMT)
compared with that of buprenorphine
maintenance therapy (BMT) in
Kerman City, Iran, 2015
A. Mehdizadeh Zare Anari ∗, Z. Hasani Poor HosseinAbadi
1 Kerman university of medical sciences, Kerman, Iran
2 Islamic azad university, psychology, Kerman, Iran
∗ Corresponding author.
This study aimed to evaluate sexual function of male patients
treated with methadone maintenance therapy (MMT) compared
with that of buprenorphine maintenance therapy (BMT) in Kerman
city, Iran, 2015. The research approach was a causal comparison
with statistical population consisted of all married male patients
who intake MMTor BMT in Kerman Substance Abuse Treatment
Center (418 people) during first quarter of 2015 that 200 which
of them were selected according to Morgan table (for each group,
n = 100). The International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) ques-
tionnaire was employed to collect the data. Data Analysis was
achieved using SPSS 20 software. The results showed that mean
sexual function in male patients who treated with BMT is greater
than MMT (P = 0.004). Mean erectile function (P = 0.029), orgasm
(P = 0.001) and sexual desire (P = 0.001) in the patients who treated
with BMT exceeded than MMT. However, satisfaction of inter-
course (P = 0.727) and overall sexual satisfaction (0.743) in the
patients who treated with MMT were not significantly different
with BMT. According to the research achievements, methadone is
causedmore affection on sexual function decrease and erectile dys-
function comparedwith buprenorphine so that BMT should be used
as much as possible to drug addicts rather than MMT.
Disclosure of interest The author has not supplied his/her decla-
ration of competing interest.
EW578
Internalized homophobia, social pain,
severity of depressive symptoms and
quality of sexual life among
homosexual young adults
A. Wiszniewicz ∗, E. Wojtyna
1 Hospice Cordis, Hospice Cordis, Katowice, Poland
2 University of Silesia, Institute of Psychology, Katowice, Poland
∗ Corresponding author.
Background Being a homosexual may be burdened by several
psychological problems. This is due to the minority stress that
results from feeling excluded and it is characteristic of social
minorities. Negative beliefs about their psychosexual orientation
and sense of exclusion may be the cause of both depressive dis-
orders and internalized homophobia. These factors can affect the
quality of sexual life.
Aim The aim of the study is to analyze the relationship between
internalized homophobia, social pain and the severity of depressive
symptoms and quality of sexual life.
Methods The study included 103 young adults remaining in per-
manent homosexual relationships. The study was cross-sectional.
The study used Beck Depression Inventory, Social Pain Thermome-
ter, Internalized Homophobia Scale and Quality of Sexual Life
Questionnaire.
Results It observed the significant correlations between the level
of internalizedhomophobia and a sense of social pain and the sever-
ity of depressive symptoms. Both internalized homophobia, and
severe social pain and depressive symptoms proved to be signifi-
cant predictors of reduced quality of sexual life of homosexuals.
Conclusions During the treatment of depressive symptoms and
discomfort associated with the sexual life of homosexuals, it is
important to take into account the phenomenon of internalized
homophobia.
Disclosure of interest The author has not supplied his/her decla-
ration of competing interest.