Abstract
This study aims to reveal the meaning of preconception health behavior from the men's perspective in Indonesia. We used a phenomenology interpretative approach in this study. We collected the data through in-depth interviews with eleven married men. We found two themes: (1) physical health-related behavior and (2) reproductive health-related behavior. Our study findings offer an understanding of the men's perspective regarding preconception period for the nurses and health care professionals. Therefore, improving the understanding of men's preconception health behavior is of high importance to address their participation in reproductive health.
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