Abstract
Objective To understanding the real experience in the marriage life of the MSM/HIV young patients, so as to provide reference for conducting the humanization concern to the MSM/HIV young patients. Methods By phenomenological research method of the qualitative study, a total of 12 MSM/HIV young patients were interviewed for marriage cognition, life after married, and education and rearing of children. Results Throughout interview, there were four topics extracted from the true feelings of their marriage, including passive marriage, marriage choice was not helped, marriage was not happiness, love their children. Conclusions Medical staff should ask the parents of the MSM/HIV patients not to force them to get married, and tell the MSM/HIV patients who are in marriage should take family responsibility and practice safe-sex to prevent the spread of HIV. Key words: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; Marriage; Experience; Men who have Sex with Men
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