Wpływ chronicznego stresu u kobiet w ciąży na kształtowanie się zachowań żywieniowych u ich potomstwa w życiu postnatalnym

Szydełko, Joanna; Szydełko, Magdalena; Piątek, Daniel Daniel; Tuzim, Kamila; Boguszewska-Czubara, Anna

doi:10.15584/medrev.2016.1.7

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“…11β-HSD2 makes 80-90% of the cortisol reaching the placenta transform into its inactive form -cortisone, thanks to which the fetus is protected from the adverse effects of cortisol [56]. Unfortunately, under the in uence of chronic, very severe stress, there is a danger that same amount of cortisol enters the bloodstream of the fetus and may adversely affect the future health of the child disrupting the work of the HPA axis and affecting the hormones that regulate hunger and satiety in the child [19].…”

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“…Previous research shows that not only postnatal life, but also the environment in intrauterine life affects the child's body weight [17,18]. Adverse factors experienced by the mother during pregnancy may have a programming effect on the fetal metabolism, and affect changes in the body weight and proportions in the later life [19]. Prenatal stress deserves special attention in the context of obesity research.…”

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The Relation Between Prenatal Stress, Overweight and Obesity in Children Diagnosed According to BMI and Percentage Fat Tissue.

Bryl

Hanć

Szcześniewska

et al. 2021

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BackgroundOverweight and obesity in children have a negative impact not only on the physical development but also on the mental health of children. That is why researchers are constantly looking for possible causes of such high frequency of this phenomenon. One of the environmental factors contributing to abnormal weight changes in children may be maternal exposure to adverse environmental factors during pregnancy, which in previous studies led to inconclusive results showing both overweight and obesity and underweight in children. The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between prenatal stress and body weight status. MethodsThe cohort study included 254 girls and 276 boys. Information on prenatal stress was collected with a questionnaire completed by a parent/guardian of a 6–12-year-old child. We assessed the body mass status on the basis of BMI according to the IOTF criterion and on the basis of body fat according to McCarthy criterion. ResultsThe results of our study show that the prenatal stress was related to increased risk of overweight (OR 2.14, 95%CI: 1.25-3.65) diagnosed on the basis of body fat cut-off points, but not when the BMI was a diagnostic criterion (OR 1.03, 95%CI:0.58-1.83). ConclusionThe method of diagnosis based on the fat content appears to be an indicator of the occurrence of abnormalities in body composition due to prenatal stress more sensitive than that based on the BMI. Level of evidence: Evidence obtained from well-designed cohort or case-control analytic studies

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The Relation Between Prenatal Stress, Overweight and Obesity in Children Diagnosed According to BMI and Percentage Fat Tissue.

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“…The shrinking of blood vessels under the influence of cortisol as well as shallow and short breathing of the mother may cause hypoxia in the foetus. Stress is also to blame for the weakening of the female immune system, which causes frequent infections [30].…”

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“…This, in turn, causes a threat of premature childbirth and, consequently, low birth weight of a new born who is not fully prepared to live outside its mother's body. Newborns who have experienced prolonged stress during their prenatal period have problems with breathing, they are irritable, more tearful, and have a disturbed rhythm of sleep and wakefulness [30]. It is important that pregnant women can take care of their own mental health.…”

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Music therapy – an alternative form supporting the quality of mother and baby care

Dombrowska-Pali¹,

Gebuza²,

Kaźmierczak³

et al. 2018

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Based on numerous pieces of clinical evidence, music has been used more and more frequently in obstetrics. During the prenatal development it is received both by the mother and by the developing foetus. The baby reacts to the voice of its parents, responding by intensified activity, which corresponds to the increase in the number of its movements. It reacts similarly to everyday sounds and music. Listening to music improves the health of women, who are exposed to stress during pregnancy. Therefore, implementing minor changes in those units may significantly change the lives of babies and women. Music therapy is also recommended to women during and after giving birth. Music significantly affects the natural feeding, ensuring the health of mother and baby. It influences the baby's intelligence, developing its mathematical, analytical, and linguistic capacities. Stimulation by music may significantly enhance the quality of care of newborns and pregnant women.

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“…chronic tension causes an increase in the levels of "stress" hormones that penetrate the fetal bloodstream, causing abnormalities in the formulation of nutritional behavior. a consequence is the risk of developing overweight and obesity in children of mothers who have had chronic stress during pregnancy [10][11][12][13]. When anxiety occurs during the perinatal period, it may result in severe pregnancy or childbirth disorders or emotional disturbances after giving birth [14].…”

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Evaluation of the occurrence of anxiety in pregnant women with regard to environmental conditions

Branecka-Woźniak¹,

Karakiewicz²,

Torbé³

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Background. a mother's health, her family relations and social-economic conditions are factors which determine the course of pregnancy, childbirth and puerperal period. Objectives. the main aim of the study was analysis and evaluation of anxiety levels in particular trimesters of pregnancy with regard to selected environmental factors. Material and methods. the study included 250 pregnant women with a median age of 29 (range 19-47 years) in the territory of Western Poland. it was a prospective longitudinal study, and it was carried out in three stages. all three stages of the study were completed by 181 pregnant women. the study applied a diagnostic poll method -state-trait anxiety inventory (stai), as well as the authors' questionnaire in the form of a family interview for those pregnant. Results. a highly significant (p < 0.001) positive correlation between trait anxiety and the intensification of state anxiety during particular trimesters of pregnancy was noted. those women who did not receive family support during pregnancy declared worse housing conditions and a dire financial situation, as well as experiencing stress, but also suffered from state anxiety at a significantly higher level (p < 0.001) during all three trimesters of pregnancy. Conclusions. lack of support from family resulted in experiencing very intense anxiety by the women researched in each trimester. financial issues and the housing situation, as well as stress factors, brought about an escalation of anxiety in pregnant women. SummaryISSN 1734-3402, eISSN 2449-8580 this is an open access article distributed under the terms of the creative commons attribution-noncommercial-sharealike 4.0 international (cc By-nc-sa 4.0). license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/). Branecka-Woźniak D, karakiewicz B, torbè a, ciepiela P, mroczek B, stanisz m, jurczak a, kurzawa r. evaluation of the occurrence of anxiety in pregnant women with regard to environmental conditions. Fam Med Prim Care Rev 2018; 20(4): 320-326, doi: https://doi.

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Wpływ chronicznego stresu u kobiet w ciąży na kształtowanie się zachowań żywieniowych u ich potomstwa w życiu postnatalnym

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The Relation Between Prenatal Stress, Overweight and Obesity in Children Diagnosed According to BMI and Percentage Fat Tissue.

The Relation Between Prenatal Stress, Overweight and Obesity in Children Diagnosed According to BMI and Percentage Fat Tissue.

Music therapy – an alternative form supporting the quality of mother and baby care

Evaluation of the occurrence of anxiety in pregnant women with regard to environmental conditions

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