variables. Bivariate U-Mann Whitney with Bonferroni correction was applied on significative variables. Results: Capsaicin facilitated the expression of the male rat sexual behavior. Compared to control animals, capsaicin significantly reduced the ejaculation latency at the doses of 0.1 and 0.3 mg/kg (p¼0.006; n¼10) and the in- tromissions at the doses of 0.3 mg/kg (p¼0.002, n¼10). Capsaicin did not influence significantly the other variables of the male rat sexual behavior. Conclusions: Capsaicin possesses aphrodisiac activity in the male rat. Main effects of capsaicin on copulation are centered in a significant reduction of the ejaculatory threshold.Our results suggest that capsaicin could be considered as an option to treated sexual dysfunctions such as retarded ejaculation. Currently, we are dedicated to analyzing the effect of capsaicin upon retarded ejaculation. Financing: No conflict PNM-07 RELEVANT FACTORS IN SEXUAL INITIATION: COLLECTIVE DISCUSSION OF ADOLESCENTS IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL Silva, V.M. 1 ; Amorim, Rd.J.M. 2 ; Rêgo Barros, R.C. 2 ; Javorski, M. 3 ; Queiroga, B.A.M. 4 ; Andrade, R.T. 5 ; Lima, L.S. 3 1 Departamento de Qualidade de Vida, Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco. Recife, Brasil; 2 Materno Infantil, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. Recife, Brasil; 3 Enfermagem, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. Recife, Brasil; 4 Fonoaudiologia, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. Recife, Brasil; 5 Urologia, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. Recife, Brasil In adolescence, sexuality has a special meaning, since individuals begin the consolidation of their sexual identity and reach reproductive capacity. The first sexual intercourse is happening earlier and earlier and a healthy experience of the period of experimentation inherent in adolescence will determine the formation of adults capable of making responsible decisions throughout life. This qualitative study was the result of a Post-Graduate dissertation in Child and Adolescent Health, the objective of which was to learn the opinions of the adolescents in a public school in relation to factors relevant to sexual initiation. The population consisted of adolescents be- tween 15 and 19 years of age and the sample consisted of 61 adolescents. The technique of Collective Subject Discussion was used with the assistance of Qualiquantisoftware. The categories identified were: preventive practices; feelings and partnership; personal, family and financial structure; support network; youth leadership and female gender: responsibility, ignorance and submission. Although this subject is much discussed, many adolescents do not integrate the information into the contexts of their own lives. It is recommended that families and schools prioritise spaces for discussion of this topic, as well as access to sexual and reproductive health policies. Financing: No conflict PNM-08 THE URINARY INCONTINENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON SEXUAL ACTIVITY Fernandes, J.A. 1 ; Fialho, A.V.dM. 2 ; Britto, D.F. 3 ; Holanda, Ld.C.T. 1 ; Almeida, N.G. 2 1 Northeast College e Devry Brasil. Fortaleza, Brazil; 2 UECE. Fortaleza, Brazil; 3 Sexologia, MEAC / UFC. Fortaleza, Brazil Objective: Urinary incontinence according to the International Continence Society is any involuntary loss of urine. In view of what it can cause in a woman’s daily life, it affects negatively the quality of life because it compro- mises the sexual, professional, social, economic and psychosocial life. The purpose was to describe the impact of urinary incontinence on sexual activity. Material and Methods: Descriptive study with qualitative approach. Car- ried out from December 2015 to February 2016, at a public hospital in Fortaleza-Ceara, Brazil. Fifteen women attended for return visit at the gy- necological outpatient clinic after corrective surgery for urinary incontinence. We used a semi-structured interview with questions: Were you sexually active? Urinary incontinence interfered with your life, and how? Does it cause any embarrassment? How was your relationship with people before the surgery? The study is a cross - section of the research “Quality of life of women after corrective sling surgery” approved with Ethics Committee No. 1,349,614 / 2015. Results: Regarding sexual activity, twelve of the fifteen women, were active and only three without sexual activity. They were married women and re- ported embarrassment during intercourse due to the loss of involuntary urine, wet panties, foul smelling, low self-esteem. Twelve of the interviewees reported avoiding sexual intercourse due to the loss of urine so as not to embarrass their partners. Conclusions: It was noticed how urinary incontinence can affect women’s sexual life of women, mainly due to embarrassment. It is inferred that after surgery there was a significant improvement, contributing to a better quality of life and consequent sexual life. It emphasizes the importance of studies in the area that address urinary incontinence and sexuality. Financing: No conflict PNM-09 MEANING OF SEXUALITY AND ORGASM IN PROFESSIONAL WOMEN Uribe, J.F. 1 ; Quintero, M.T. 2 ; Gomez, M. 2 1 Urologia, Hospital Pablo Tobon Uribe. Medellin, Colombia; 2 Enfermeria, Universidad de Antioquia. Medellin, Colombia Introduction: Sexual health is considered one of the elements of well-being for the human being; quality of life and body health are associated with it. In an ideal model, sexual activities should supposedly conclude in a satisfying orgasm as the ultimate end. Aim: To understand the meaning of sexuality and orgasm in older women. Materials and methods: A qualitative research was carried out with in- terviews, with an ethnographic approach, in a group of 15 professional women, between 26-58 years, linked to university teaching, which enabled them to know and describe their sexuality practices. The study was approved by the University Ethics Committee. Results: The 15 interviewees had an active sex life and expressed the following thematic axes: Sexuality meant recognition of oneself to refine the encounter with the other; it is a space for relationship that requires mutual understanding, which is not limited to the coital; sharing beliefs, values and rituals with their partners gives stability that translates into a healthy sexuality. Sex as a couple is a relationship exercise that generates joy, pleasure and the desire to live. Sexuality means a permanent encounter with the other, where coexistence, harmony, the possibility of growing, is what is lavished, as desire and passion; this link is a type of connection that is not equated with other relationships. Sexuality is part of health, is something natural and indispensable in the lives of people. Eroticism has an emotional component that makes pleasure possible. The orgasm was defined as a moment of supreme energy-releasing pleasure, which produces ecstasy, a sensation of maximum fullness, of cli- max. Orgasm is not the ultimate goal, nor is it as satisfying as the bond generated in encounters; orgasm is not everything and not always lived with the same intensity. Conclusion: For women interviewed sexuality implies health, well-being and encounter with the other. Orgasm is not an indispensable condition to enjoy sexual activity. Financing: No conflict J Sex Med 2017;14:e373ee387 Presented at the XIV Congress of the Latin American Society for Sexual Medicine - SLAMS 2017 e385