Ganho de peso excessivo na gestação é fator de risco para o excesso de peso em mulheres

Nast, Martha; Oliveira, Andressa de; Rauber, Fernanda; Vítolo, Márcia Regina

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“…Although evidence related to the effect of excessive maternal weight on breast feeding is contradictory, the risks of this condition to women's health still prevail even after delivery. It is estimated that over 70% of women retain some of the weight gained during pregnancy up to one year after giving birth 18 .…”

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Excessive maternal weight and practice of exclusive breastfeeding among women of low socioeconomic status

Dallazen

Vítolo

2017

Rev. Nutr.

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Objective: To investigate the impact of excessive maternal weight on the early discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding Methods: This is a longitudinal study including mother-infant dyads of low socioeconomic status receiving prenatal care in Health Care Centers in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. A structured questionnaire was administered to women in the last trimester of pregnancy, including weight measurements. Another interview was conducted six months after delivery, and data on infant feeding practices were collected and maternal height was measured. Maternal nutritional status was assessed using body mass index values according to gestational age. Discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding before 4 months was considered a low duration rate Results: A total of 619 mother-infant dyads were evaluated. The prevalence of maternal overweight in the third trimester of pregnancy was 51%. The median duration of exclusive breastfeeding was 2.0 months. After adjustment for possible confounding factors, no association between maternal overweight and early discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding was identified. Maternal smoking was identified as a risk factor (1.23, 95%CI=1.13-1.35) for early discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding Conclusion: Excessive maternal weight was not confirmed as a risk factor for early discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding. However, women who reported being smokers had a higher risk of early discontinuation of exclusive breastfeeding than those who did not smoke. This indicates the need for public health interventions to promote smoking cessation during pregnancy and in the postpartum period because of the deleterious effects of this habit on maternal and infant health.

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Excessive maternal weight and practice of exclusive breastfeeding among women of low socioeconomic status

Dallazen

Vítolo

2017

Rev. Nutr.

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“…Both of these benefits women at risk of excessive and insufficient weight gain alike through the monitoring of weight gain and orientations of healthy diet Studies demonstrate that the extra weight acquired during pregnancy is usually maintained after birth, leading to obstetric and perinatal negative consequences. 10,11 Therefore, an early intervention in pregnant women with excessive weight gain is important, considering that it may have a positive impact and diminish frequency of obesity among women in the future. 10 In addition, it is important to note that the investigation of inadequate weight gain in this study was performed during gestation and, therefore, the individuals were performing pre-natal exams.…”

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“…10,11 Therefore, an early intervention in pregnant women with excessive weight gain is important, considering that it may have a positive impact and diminish frequency of obesity among women in the future. 10 In addition, it is important to note that the investigation of inadequate weight gain in this study was performed during gestation and, therefore, the individuals were performing pre-natal exams.…”

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Adequate versus inadequate weight gain and socioeconomic factors of pregnant women followed up in primary care

Silva

Alexandre

Cavalcante

et al. 2019

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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Objectives: to identify the socioeconomic factors associated with inadequate (excessive and insufficient) weight gain in women followed during prenatal care in Basic Health Units in a Municipality of the Countryside of Ceará. Methods: a study was carried out with 189 pregnant women. Data were tabulated in the Excel Program and data analysis was performed in the Stata Program. In the bivariate analysis, the chisquare or Fisher's exact test was used, and the Poisson multivariate regression was used for the association between variables and the excessive or insufficient weight gain. Results: insufficient weight gain was associated with the absence of the partner (RR=1.15 CI95% = 1.02 - 1.30) and excessive weight gain was associated with non-working women (RR = 0.90 CI95% = 0.84-0.96). Conclusions: absence of partner and lack of work were associated with inadequate weight gain during pregnancy.

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“…Por isto, o público feminino necessita de grande atenção. Já que, as mulheres em idade fértil, são as que apresentam maior risco para o desenvolvimento da obesidade (NAST et al, 2013;ATHUKORALA et al;REBELO et al, 2010).…”

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“…Pesquisa realizada em hospital universitário na Filadélfia, com uma população rural, também relata que a baixa renda está relacionada a um ganho de peso gestacional 2,5 vezes maior do que as das outras categorias. A nuliparidade, o IMC pregestacional elevado, a gestação na adolescência e o sedentarismo também são fatores positivamente associados ao desfecho (NAST et al, 2013).…”

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Análise do ganho de peso gestacional em mulheres da região Sudeste do Brasil e desfechos perinatais

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Primeiro quero agradecer ao meu marido Luiz Paulo que foi quem insistiu para que eu não desistisse de realizar um sonho, ele me apoiou e motivou até eu chegar aqui. Meu filho Luis Felipe que mesmo adolescente e com tantas incertezas me ajudou a encontrar as minhas certezas diante das dificuldades em realizar este trabalho. Meus pais Rosmari e Daniel que em tudo sempre estiveram comigo, acreditaram em mim e são meus exemplos de amor, caráter, fé e de vida. Minha irmã Carina que em todo tempo esteve disposta com toda sua capacidade de enxergar as coisas e me auxiliar nos momentos mais estressantes. Ao Prof.º Dr Luiz Carlos meu orientador que com muita paciência e dedicação me auxiliou em todo este processo. Ele muitas vezes acreditou mais em mim do que eu mesma e com isso me possibilitou um crescimento ímpar. A Prof.ª Dr.ª Carmem Simone Grilo Diniz por todo cuidado com minha condição acadêmica, por ter se disponibilizado tantas vezes em me ouvir e motivar a não desistir. Ao Prof.º Dr Claudio Leoni por me permitir aprender e me aproximar de um profissional tão excelente, simples, tranquilo e zeloso colaborou de maneira a me trazer a certeza de um final muito melhor do que esperava. A Tassiane palavras não pode expressar a minha gratidão por toda ajuda com a finalização da dissertação e contribuição para concretização de tudo. Meus cunhados Ana Paula e Renan que mesmo vivendo um momento intenso com o pequeno Danny me auxiliaram na tradução. Minha amiga Luciana que esteve comigo em todo tempo deixando muitas vezes de estar onde deveria só para estar ao meu lado me apoiando e motivando sem medir esforços. Em especial quero agradecer ao Marcel Queiroz que fez de mim uma missão na vida dele, que me trouxe esperança, que vestiu a camisa muito mais que eu, que me fez enxergar que eu era capaz e que eu podia fazer tudo acontecer. Mostrou-me o quanto é valioso ser prestativo e amar ao próximo.

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Ganho de peso excessivo na gestação é fator de risco para o excesso de peso em mulheres

Abstract: Adequate prenatal care is necessary to minimize the adverse effects of excessive weight gain during pregnancy on women's health.

Cited by 27 publications

References 29 publications

Excessive maternal weight and practice of exclusive breastfeeding among women of low socioeconomic status

Excessive maternal weight and practice of exclusive breastfeeding among women of low socioeconomic status

Adequate versus inadequate weight gain and socioeconomic factors of pregnant women followed up in primary care

Análise do ganho de peso gestacional em mulheres da região Sudeste do Brasil e desfechos perinatais

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