The use of condoms to customers

Abstract

Data from the Health Department of Riau until early 2014 quarter there were 132 new cases of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Pekanbaru tops the number of people with HIV and AIDS. The details of HIV cases and 76 56 AIDS cases cumulatively from 1997 until 2014 there were 2,388 cases of HIV and AIDS. The purpose of this research is to analyze the use of condoms to customers in the Jondul city of Pekanbaru by 2014. This research was qualitative research with the narrative approach gleaned from the results of the in-depth interviews on the main informant 4 persons ie customers and additional informants that "Mami" and sex workers. Data analysis was carried out with thematic analytical transcription, verification and the making of the matrix. The research showed that customers do not want the use of a condom during sexual intercourse to sex workers. Although sex workers have been trying to do deals to use condoms to customers but still no luck. The use of condoms to customers affected by perception, hassle and comfort in using those condoms. The City Health Office expects Soweto to conduct counseling regarding condom use, and required cooperation with local health professionals and NGOs in conducting coaching and training fitting condoms is good, correct and fast by sex workers to its customers.