Anxiety and depression after failure of assisted reproductive treatment among patients experiencing infertility

Maroufizadeh, Saman; Karimi, Elaheh; Vesali, Samira; Omani-Samani, Reza

doi:10.1016/j.ijgo.2015.03.044

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“…It has many psychological effects as depression, anxiety, social isolation and deprivation, marital instability, loss of selfesteem and self-confidence, loss of gender identity, loss of control, and feeling of self-blame and guilt that subsequently lead to low quality of life. (40,41) This present study result is supported by Maroufizadeh S et al (2017) (42) who found that the total core quality of life was 62.6±16.9, and the total treatment quality of life was 58.4±12.9, which indicated that the women had the lowest overall quality of life. In addition, this finding is also in agreement with the results of another study done by Masoumi S et al (2016).…”

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Coping Strategies and Quality of Life among Infertile Women in Damanhour City

Ismail¹,

Moussa²

2017

IOSR JNHS

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Coping Strategies and Quality of Life among Infertile Women in Damanhour City

Ismail¹,

Moussa²

2017

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“…Undeniably, infertility causes lots of distressing and anxious experiences such as loss of self-esteem, depression, frustration, emotional and sexual distress and marital problems (16-20). Lawson et al .…”

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Evaluating the factor structure, item analyses, and internal consistency of hospital anxiety and depression scale in Iranian infertile patients

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Maroufizadeh

Samani

2017

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Background:The hospital anxiety and depression scale (HADS) is a common screening tool designed to measure the level of anxiety and depression in different factor structures and has been extensively used in non-psychiatric populations and individuals experiencing fertility problems. Objective: The aims of this study were to evaluate the factor structure, item analyses, and internal consistency of HADS in Iranian infertile patients. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study included 651 infertile patients (248 men and 403 women) referred to a referral infertility Center in Tehran, Iran between January 2014 and January 2015. Confirmatory factor analysis was used to determine the underlying factor structure of the HADS among one, two, and threefactor models. Several goodness of fit indices were utilized such as comparative, normed and goodness of fit indices, Akaike information criterion, and the root mean squared error of approximation. In addition to HADS, the Satisfaction with Life Scale questionnaires as well as demographic and clinical information were administered to all patients. Results: The goodness of fit indices through CFAs exposed that three and onefactor model provided the best and worst fit to the total, male and female datasets compared to the other factor structure models for the infertile patients. The Cronbach's alpha for anxiety and depression subscales were 0.866 and 0.753 respectively. The HADS subscales significantly correlated with SWLS, indicating an acceptable convergent validity. Conclusion: The HADS was found to be a three-factor structure screening instrument in the field of infertility.

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“…Respecto al peso, se observa un promedio de 64,93 kg (DE ± 9,46), solo el 32,5 % (n = 13) tenía en peso normal, un 2,5 % (n = 1) estaba con bajo peso, un 52,5 % (n = 21) tenía sobrepeso y un 12,5 % (n = 5) eran obesas. Se observó un índice de masa corporal (IMC) promedio de 25,94 (DE ± ,35).…”

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“…Respecto a las condiciones de salud mental se pudo observar que la ansiedad severa estuvo presente en cifras similares a las encontradas en el estudio realizado en Irán en 208 mujeres infértiles, quienes en el 45,8 % de los casos presentaron altos niveles de depresión y de ansiedad (35). Por otro lado, un estudio realizado en población noruega, publicado a principios del año 2015, en 12.584 mujeres entre 19 y 45 años, mostró que el 40 % de estas mujeres presentan niveles de ansiedad severa, y el 60 % presenta cifras de desesperanza elevada (36).…”

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Descripción de niveles de ansiedad, desesperanza y autoestima en un grupo de mujeres chilenas con diagnóstico de infertilidad primaria: un estudio piloto

Contreras-García¹,

Jara-Riquelme²,

Manríquez-Vidal³

2016

Rev. Colomb. Obstet. Ginecol.

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Objetivo: describir los niveles de ansiedad, desesperanza y autoestima de mujeres con diagnóstico de infertilidad primaria que acuden a iniciar tratamiento de fertilización in vitro en un centro privado de alta complejidad.Materiales y métodos: serie de casos en la que se incluyeron mujeres chilenas con diagnóstico de infertilidad primaria entre los 20 y 45 años, sin hijos, heterosexuales, con óvulos propios, que aceptaron participar del estudio previo consentimiento informado, quienes acudieron entre junio y diciembre del año 2012 a iniciar tratamiento de fertilización in vitro a una institución privada de referencia especializada en el manejo de este problema en Concepción (Chile). Muestra no probabilística, consecutiva. Se analizaron variables biosociales, antecedentes de patología previa, niveles de ansiedad, desesperanza, autoestima y apoyo social percibido. El análisis estadístico se realizó con el programa SPSS versión 19.0, aplicando análisis univariado.Resultados: se analizó una muestra de 40 mujeres, con un promedio de edad de 35,75 años, las cuales poseen educación técnica o universitaria completa, todas trabajaban y tenían un nivel de ingreso medio-alto. El antecedente de patologías previas más frecuente correspondió a ovario poliquístico (50 %). En las mujeres estudiadas se observó ansiedad en el 47,5 %, desesperanza en el 62,5 % y baja autoestima en el 55 %. El 50 % de ellas percibió un bajo apoyo social.Conclusiones: en mujeres con infertilidad se encontraron importantes niveles de ansiedad, desesperanza y baja autoestima. Es importante hacer una evaluación de estas condiciones en mujeres sometidas a tratamiento de infertilidad ya que la condición de salud mental constituye un importante aspecto de la salud sexual y reproductiva de las mismas.

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Anxiety and depression after failure of assisted reproductive treatment among patients experiencing infertility

Abstract: Patients with infertility have increased depression and anxiety after infertility treatment failure. Counseling or treatment for these potential psychological effects should be considered after infertility treatment failure.

Cited by 125 publications

References 24 publications

Coping Strategies and Quality of Life among Infertile Women in Damanhour City

Coping Strategies and Quality of Life among Infertile Women in Damanhour City

Evaluating the factor structure, item analyses, and internal consistency of hospital anxiety and depression scale in Iranian infertile patients

Descripción de niveles de ansiedad, desesperanza y autoestima en un grupo de mujeres chilenas con diagnóstico de infertilidad primaria: un estudio piloto

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