From: The meaning of postpartum sexual health for women living in Spain: a phenomenological inquiry
• In general, how would you describe your sexuality? What is the meaning of sex for you? | |
• What was your sexual experience the year prior to pregnancy? | |
• In what ways did you think having a child would impact your sexuality and your sex life? | |
• At what point did you feel ready to return to sex? Why? What prompted this decision? | |
• How would you describe your ability to manage things after the baby was born? What support did you received from your partner? | |
• What has been the impact of childbirth on your relationship? How does sex impact your partner? | |
• What physical changes to your body did you notice most during pregnancy? How did these changes impact your sexuality? Do you have any concerns now? Tell me more … .. | |
• What is your motivation for having sex now? Has this changed from the past? Tell me more … .. | |
• When thinking about the care provided by health care providers during your pregnancy, what was their role in taking care of your sexuality? Before birth? After birth? Now? | |
• Is anything else that you would like to discuss? |