HPV-positive hode- og halskreftpasienters erfaringer med endret kropp, intimitet og seksualitet

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https://doi.org/10.7557/14.5813

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Kreftsykepleie, mestring, intimitet, HPV, stigma

Abstract

Hensikten med denne studien var å undersøke hvordan pasienter med Human papilloma virus (HPV)-positiv hode- halskreft lever med behandling og strålingsinduserte bivirkninger. Vi undersøkte hvordan behandlingen påvirker pasientenes erfaringer i tilknytning til intimitet, seksualitet på grunn av HPV-indusert diagnose. Denne kvalitative studien ble utført ved hjelp av halvstrukturerte dybdeintervjuer og tematisk analyse. Elleve pasienter ble inkludert, ett år eller mer etter å ha fullført strålebehandling. Funnene i studien deles inn i tre hovedtemaer; 1) Å få hode- og halskreft oppleves – ‘som et eksistensielt jordskjelv’ 2) Endringer knyttet til kropp, intimitet og seksualitet, og 3) Betydningen av å ha en HPV positiv diagnose.

Kreftsykepleiere og annet helsepersonell må gi bedre informasjon om HPV og oppmuntre pasienter til å ta opp spørsmål om intimitet og seksualitet. Ved å erkjenne behovet for informasjon, kan vi bedre støtte pasientene med å mestre endringer etter kreftbehandling.

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Jonas Debesay, OsloMet

Institutt for sykepleie og helsefremmende arbeid

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Line Nordtvedt, OsloMet

Førsteamanuensis, Fakultet for helsevitenskap, Institutt for sykepleie og helsefremmende arbeid

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Hovland Zymarikopoulos, K. C., Debesay, J., & Nordtvedt, L. (2021). HPV-positive hode- og halskreftpasienters erfaringer med endret kropp, intimitet og seksualitet. Nordisk tidsskrift for helseforskning, 17(2). https://doi.org/10.7557/14.5813

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