P0176 - Obssesive compulsive disorder in reproduction age women in Fatemi Hospital Ardebil in 2006

Abstract

Background and Objective:

obsessive-compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder is Approximately 2% of the general population. Recent reports suggest that OCP occurs in mensturum, Pregnancy perperium periods. The aim of study determined of onset OCP in women.

Methods:

in a retrospective study 53 women out patients with OCP metting DSM-IV criteria For (OCP) completed and asked a questionnaire by interview.

Results:

Finding showed the in 88.7%(47)of samples onset o obsessive disorder not in menstruation priod.85.4%(41)of obsessive not onset in pregnancy 51.7%(4) of obsessive samples onset of obsessive in second pregnancy.81.1%onest of OCP not beginning after delivery.28.8%after first pregnancy onset once of OCP.30% after delivery had mental disorders.

Conclusion:

the menstrual, pregnancy, post partum may be a periods of risk for development or onset of obsessive compulsive disorder. Midwife clinicians caring for women need to be aware of the impact of these symptoms and attention for mental health in women.