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Cross-sectional study identifies factors linked to sexual empowerment in adults with mental illness, suggesting areas for intervention.
Sexual empowerment is the ability to exercise self-determination in sexual relationships. This study aimed to identify factors associated with sexual empowerment among people with mental illness. We conducted an online cross-sectional study of 300 adults with mental illness. Analysis of covariance showed that knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases and contraception, knowledge of preconception care related to mental illness, self-esteem, sexual self-stigma, desire for a sexual partner, communication skills, and access to sexual or reproductive health consultants were associated with sexual empowerment.
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