Stres a objawy depresji i sposoby radzenia sobie u kobiet z niepłodnością i kobiet w ciąży wysokiego ryzyka

Chanduszko-Salska, Jolanta; Kossakowska, Karolina

doi:10.18778/1427-969x.22.05

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“…Of the surveyed women, 23% (n=23) obtained a result indicating the likelihood of mild depression, 24% (n=24) -moderate depression, 21% (n=21)moderately severe depression and 13% (n=13) -to a severe degree. The obtained results confirm that failures in procreation may contribute to a significant increase in stress, thus significantly increasing the risk of depression [28].…”

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Quality of life and mental state of women trying to conceive using the in vitro method

Wojciechowska,

Milska-Musa

2024

Preprint

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Introduction. The process of treating infertility using the in vitro method is often long-term, demanding and burdensome. Its effects can affect both physical and mental health. The study aims to determine the impact of trying to conceive using the in vitro method on the quality of life and psychological well-being of women.Materials and methods . Respondents completed an online questionnaire, which assessed how undergoing the in vitro procedure affects their quality of life and mental state. The experiment was conducted from July to December 2023 and 100 women involved. It was based on an questionnaire created by the authors and questionnaire tools: Fertility Quality of Life , Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) , and selected subscales from Berlin Social Support Scales (BSSS).Results. Among the respondents, 85% of women do not have children.The average age of the women studied was 34 years, while the average number of years of infertility treatment was 6 years. Respondents rate their quality of life the best in the area of relationship, but the worst in the area of emotions. More than 80% of respondents were at risk of developing depressive disorders of varying severity. Nevertheless, the vast majority are satisfied with the support they receive.Conclusions. Negative emotions that accompany women during in vitro process significantly affect their quality of life. They also contribute to an increased risk of mental disorders. Women should be assured that they can receive specialist help from gynecologists, midwives, nurses and psychologists.

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Quality of life and mental state of women trying to conceive using the in vitro method

Wojciechowska,

Milska-Musa

2024

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“…There are many reports in the current literature on the influence of sociodemographic factors on the occurrence of stress in pregnant women (Alves et al 2021;Babu, Murthy, Singh, Nath, Rathnaiah, Saldanha, Deppa, Kinra, 2018;Chanduszko-Salska, Kossakowska, 2018;Effati-Daryani, Somayeh, Mohammadi, Hemati, Yngyknd, Mirghafourvand, 2020;Ghaffar, Iqbal, Khalid, Saleem, Hassali, Baloch, Ahmad, Bashir, Haider, Bashaar, 2017;Kanadys, Tyrańska, Lewicka, Sulima, Bucholc, Wiktor, 2018;Kicia, Skurzak, Korżyńska-Piętas, Palus, Iwanowicz-Palus, 2021;McLeod, Ebeling, Baatz, Shary, Mulligan, Wagner, 2021;Morylowska-Topolska, Makara-Studzińska, Kotarski, 2014). Most reports from research conducted both in Poland and other countries indicate higher levels of stress in pregnant women with lower material status.…”

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The level of stress in pregnant women during hospitalization in the Pregnancy Pathology department

Postępska,

Kanadys,

Kęsik

et al. 2023

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Introduction and aims. Pregnancy is a physiological state for a woman. However, if pathology develops, the course of pregnancy is affected by both mental and biological stress. Stress experienced during pregnancy may irreversibly alter the cerebral structures in the foetus. Moreover, chronic stress is likely to cause miscarriage, preterm delivery, IUGR, low birth weight, etc. The aim of the study was to analyse the stress level in hospitalized pregnant women with account forsociodemographic factors. Material and methods. The study was carried out in a group of 140 pregnant women hospitalized in the Department of Pregnancy Pathology, Independent State Clinical Hospital No.1 in Lublin. Inclusion criteria for the study were: age 18 or older, established pregnancy, and hospitalization for more than 2 weeks in a pregnancy pathology department. The participants were diagnostically surveyed by the Perceptible Stress Scale (PSS-10) and a questionnaire created for the study. Results. Almost every second (76; 54.3%) pregnant woman demonstrated low level of stress, 13.6% (n=19) respondents showed average level, and high level was detected in 32.1% (n= 45) of the respondents. A statistically significant correlation was found between the level of perceived stress and education (p=0.031), financial situation (p=0.017). Conclusions. During hospitalization, nearly every third pregnant woman was affected by a high level of stress. The very fact that the health of the child and/or pregnant mother is found to be at risk is already a source of stress for the woman. Higher intensity of stress - statistically significant concerned mothers with professional education and average financial situation. Data from reports in the literature indicate that stress during pregnancy can also negatively affect the health of the psycho-physical diady- mother child. Further research in this area is needed, along with the possibility of taking measures to promote the psychophysical comfort of hospitalized mothers.

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“…[30]. W badaniu własnym oraz innych autorów [1,31,32] wykazano, że nasilenie objawów depresji może spowodować ciąża wysokiego ryzyka. Przyszła matka obawia się przedwczesnego porodu, poronienia, jej sytuacja może być odczuwana jako trudna i może objawiać się smutkiem i przygnębieniem, a nawet depresją.…”

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Assessment of the incidence of postpartum depression in the first week of confinement

Niegowska¹,

Kobos²

2019

Med Og Nauk Zdr.

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StreszczenieWprowadzenie i cel pracy. Częstość występowania depresji poporodowej na całym świecie waha się od 0,5 do 60,8%. W Polsce wprowadzono nowe normy opieki, według których należy trzykrotnie ocenić stan psychiczny położnicy pod kątem depresji. Celem pracy była ocena częstotliwości występowania depresji poporodowej u kobiet w pierwszym tygodniu połogu oraz określenie czynników mogących predysponować do jej wystąpienia. Materiał i metoda. Badaniem objęto 300 kobiet przebywających w oddziale położniczym między 1. a 7. dobą po porodzie. Do zebrania materiału badawczego wykorzystano Edynburską Skalę Depresji Poporodowej. Hipotezy statystyczne weryfikowano przy użyciu testu U Manna-Whitneya, testu Kruskala-Wallisa oraz testu chi². Wyniki. Badania wykazały, że 35% kobiet uzyskało w skali depresji poporodowej 12 pkt i więcej. Czynniki socjodemograficzne, takie jak wiek, stan cywilny, poziom wykształcenia, status zawodowy, miejsce zamieszkania i sytuacja materialna badanych, nie różnicowały ryzyka wystąpienia depresji poporodowej w badanej grupie. Położnice, których ciąża przebiegała z komplikacjami (M = 10,91) oraz u których w przeszłości występowały zaburzenia psychiczne (M = 12,51), wykazywały istotnie wyższe wartości w skali depresji poporodowej. Liczba porodów, przebieg porodu, doba po porodzie oraz obecność cukrzycy w czasie ciąży nie różnicowały w badanej grupie ryzyka wystąpienia depresji poporodowej. Wnioski. 1. Co trzecia kobieta w pierwszym tygodniu połogu wykazuje wysoki wskaźnik depresji poporodowej. 2. Położnice wykazujące w wywiadzie zaburzenia psychiczne w przeszłości w dalszym okresie połogu wymagają uwagi pielęgniarek i położnych. 3. Kobiety, których ciąża przebiega z komplikacjami, powinny być obserwowane pod kątem depresji już w okresie ciąży i po porodzie. AbstractIntroduction. The incidence of postpartum depression varies from 0.5% -60.8% worldwide. In Poland, new standards of care have been introduced, according to which the mental state of the women in confinement should be assessed three times.Objective. The aim of the study was to assess the frequency of postpartum depression in the first week of puerperium and to identify the factors that may predispose to it. Materials and Method: The study included 300 women staying at the maternity ward between days 1-7 after delivery. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) was used to collect the research material. Statistical hypotheses were verified using the Mann-Whitney U test, Kruskal-Wallis test and chi-square test. Results: The research showed that 35% of women scored 12 points or more on the postnatal depression scale. Sociodemographic factors, such as age, marital status, education, professional status, place of residence and material situations, did not differentiate the risk of postpartum depression in the research group. The women in confinement with pregnancy complications (M=10.91) and prior mental health disorders (M=12.51) showed significantly higher values on the postpartum depression scale. Moreover, the risk of postpartum d...

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Stres a objawy depresji i sposoby radzenia sobie u kobiet z niepłodnością i kobiet w ciąży wysokiego ryzyka

Cited by 7 publications

References 45 publications

Quality of life and mental state of women trying to conceive using the in vitro method

Quality of life and mental state of women trying to conceive using the in vitro method

The level of stress in pregnant women during hospitalization in the Pregnancy Pathology department

Assessment of the incidence of postpartum depression in the first week of confinement

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