Risk Factors Related To The Psychic Suffering In Women In Pre And Post-Natal Accompanied By An Institution Of Philanthropic Pernambuco State

This article aims to identify the prevalence of women who present risk for psychological distress in the pre- and postnatal period. A descriptive, exploratory study was conducted with a quantitative data approach, a study carried out at the pre and postnatal health outpatient clinic of IMIP - Instit...

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Published in:	International archives of medicine Vol. 10
Main Authors:	Da Silva, Liniker Scolfild Rodrigues, Correia, Nathália Da Silva, Cordeiro, Eliana Lessa, Ramos, Ana Raquel Xavier, Cassilhas, Ana Paula Pimentel, De Souza, Gardênia Conceição Santos, Da Silva, Ana Caroline Alves, Pimenta, Clarissa Silva, Da Silva Filho, Jabiael Carneiro, De Albuquerque, Thaíse Torres, Da Silva Filho, Ivanildo Pereira, Dos Santos, Raquel Bezerra, Wanderley, Thyago Da Costa, Lima, Ítala Santos, Monteiro, Erika Maria De Lima, Santos, Ana Paula Ochoa, De Araújo, Patricia Daniella, De Oliveira, Ágda Caroenna Barros, Marques, Maria Clara Vieira, Dos Santos, Flavyana Silva, Da Silva, Isabela Najela Nascimento, Castro, Graciely Maria De Oliveira, Batista, Morganna Guedes, Braga, Luanna Silva, De Abreu, Paula Daniella, Ribeiro, Denize Ferreira
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	02-07-2017
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Summary:	This article aims to identify the prevalence of women who present risk for psychological distress in the pre- and postnatal period. A descriptive, exploratory study was conducted with a quantitative data approach, a study carried out at the pre and postnatal health outpatient clinic of IMIP - Instituto de Medicina Integral Prof. Fernando Figueira, Recife (PE). We used instruments such as the Sociodemographic Data Survey Questionnaire, the Puerperal Pregnancy Cycle Questionnaire Questionnaire, and the Psychiatric Morbidity Questionnaire in Adults (QMPA) with 775 women, of whom 450 were pregnant and 325 were women who had given birth in the period of August / October 2014, After approval of the Ethics and Research Committee (CEP) of IMIP, under the number of CAEE: 30991314.9.0000.5201. The study showed that, in prenatal care, 48% (216) of the cases presented a risk for psychological distress; And in the postnatal period, 47% (152). It was possible to identify psychic suffering in the majority of women, and they often go unnoticed by the professionals who assist them. The knowledge of the risk factors, triggers and symptoms during the pregnancy-puerperal cycle, makes the mental diagnosis more efficient, thus providing a safer and more peaceful pregnancy for mother-child-family. Keywords: Women’s Health; Mental Health; Stress Psychological; Risk Factors.
ISSN:	1755-7682 1755-7682
DOI:	10.3823/2482