THE PECULIARITIES OF PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL CONDITION OF WOMEN WITH UTERINE HYPERPLASIA IN THE LATE REPRODUCTIVE AGE
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https://doi.org/10.11603/24116-4944.2021.1.12363Keywords:
psychoemotional state, late reproductive age, leiomyomaAbstract
The aim of the study – to learn the changes in psycho-emotional state and quality of life (QOL) in women with uterine leiomyoma in late reproductive age.
Materials and Methods. To achieve this goal, a clinical and paraclinical analysis of case histories of the gynecological department of the regional perinatal center of 80 women with uterine fibroids aged 35 to 42 years was conducted.
With the help of questionnaires we studied the ability of the human body to adaptive responses to external and internal stress stimuli, assessed the level of anxiety using a scale of reactive and personal anxiety. They also studied psychosomatic changes and assessed quality of life.
Results and Discussion. A comprehensive study of women with late-stage uterine leiomyoma, who were divided into groups, as well as studies showed, uterine fibroids and accompanying factors of unrealized maternity should be considered from the standpoint of trauma, which is repeatedly experienced mentally and may be accompanied by anxiety, fear, phobia. The high level of neuroticism in women with hyperplastic diseases of the uterus of reproductive age can be explained by the duration of the disease, periodic deterioration (pain, bleeding) and unrealized or partially realized maternal function. Significant psycho-emotional burdens with a predominance of negative emotions during prolonged action can form subdepressive changes, neuroses, psychopathy, which, in turn, create developmental disorders.
Conclusions. Thus, women of late reproductive age with uterine fibroids, who have not performed reproductive function need to assess the autonomic and psychoemotional state, correction of identified disorders to normalize their quality of life.
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