Psychoemotional Disorders in Pregnancy with Hypertensive Complications

Abstract

Psychoemotional disorders in pregnant women represent a significant medical and social problem as well as the effects caused by this pathology have a profound effect on children born to such mothers, as well as to themselves mothers during and after pregnancy. The goal–psychological correction of psycho-emotional states in pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome by Erickson hypnosis. The study was conducted on the basis of state organization “Research Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology named after Academician VI Kulakov”. The study involved 150 pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome. Seventy-five pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome received psychological correction method of Erickson hypnosis in an amount of 15 sessions. To assess the state of mental and emotional techniques used depression scale Beck Anxiety Scale, Spielberger-Hanin. The study was conducted 4 times–the first, second, and third trimesters of three months after childbirth. When comparing the psycho-emotional state of pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome on the background of psychological adjustment method Erickson hypnosis and in pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome who did not receive psychological correction revealed a statistically significant difference. In pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome who received psychological correction method of Erickson hypnosis, revealed lower levels of depression and situational anxiety than women who did not receive psychological correction. Thus, our study proved the need for psychological correction method of Erickson hypnosis and its effectiveness for stabilizing the psycho-emotional state of pregnant women with hypertensive syndrome and pre-eclampsia prevention.

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