PREGNANT AND VICTIM OF VIOLENCE

Bruna N. Godoi; Keila A. Monteiro; Dr. Oleg�rio R. Toledo; Dr. Fl�via L. David; Msc. Eleomar V. Moraes

Volume : VI, Issue : VIII, August - 2017

PREGNANT AND VICTIM OF VIOLENCE

Bruna N. Godoi, Keila A. Monteiro, Dr. Oleg Rio R. Toledo, Dr. Fl Via L. David, Msc. Eleomar V. Moraes

Abstract :

Objective: to analyze the emotional violence perpetrated against pregnant women and their associations with social, psychological, behavioral and obstetric characteristics in puerperal women. Method: this is a cross–sectional study. the sample consisted of 260 puerperal attended at a public hospital. the verification of anxious symptoms, the scale was used Anxieand Depression Scale (HAD A) was used to check for anxious symptoms and Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) was used to assess depressive symptoms. A descriptive statistical analysis was performed with the Epi Info programs version 7.1.5. (r) Results: they presented probable symptoms of depressives 26.92% and anxious 38.08% of the interviewees respectively. (OR=0.478 IC95%=0.250 0.915). �previous gestation� (OR=0.486 IC95%=0.262 0.900). �depressive symptoms� (OR=0.109 IC95%=0.027 0.435) and �pregnancy risk� (OR= 0.47 IC95%=0.250 0.885). Conclusions: The prevalence of emotional violence is 35.11%. The main factor associated with this type of abuse is postpartum depression. < clear="all" style="page–eak–before:always;mso–eak–type:section–eak" />