Prevalence of Intoxicating Substance Use Before or During Sex Among Young Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Furthermore, it should be noted that the analysis of the timeframe of the measure was quasi-significant ( p = .07), showing that studies assessing the prevalence of consuming alcohol before or during sex in timeframes from one to 6 months reported a lower prevalence (24.45%; 95% CI: 14.23%, 38.69%) than studies without timeframes or indicated timeframes in excess of six months (40.51%; 95% CI: 30.34%, 51.58%) (Table 4 ).

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It was also observed that meta-regression by mean age of sample participants revealed an increasing trend in the use of intoxicating substances before or during sex (e.g., 25.04% at the age of 18, versus 62.99% at the age of 26, averaging all studies reviewed), although the association was not statistically significant.

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