Ovodoação: a questão do sigilo
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Comunicação sigilosa, Família, Ovodoação, Psicologia, Reprodução assistidaResumen
O objetivo deste estudo foi identificar a intenção de revelar ou não para o filho, familiares e amigos a ovodoação e os motivos subjacentes. Participaram do estudo dez casais receptores de oócitos do Programa de Ovodoação da Universidade Federal de São Paulo. Foram realizadas entrevistas individuais, e os dados foram analisados segundo o método qualitativo. A maioria dos participantes relatou que não havia contado sobre a ovodoação para outras pessoas, assim como não tinha a intenção de contar para o filho. Foram alegados diversos motivos, acompanhados de temores relacionados às possíveis reações das crianças. O sigilo sobre a doação de gametas é uma questão complexa, que não deve ser respondida com regras simples e gerais, devendo-se considerar as especificidades de cada família e o contexto em que vivem.
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