P-1480 - Impact of social support and previosly undiagnosed pospartal depression on pospartum complications and postpartum psychiatric disorders development

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• 作者：A. Srkalovic Imsiragic¹ ; D. Begic¹ ; A. Kolumbic Lakos¹ ; D. Kovacic¹ ; R. Topic¹ ; V. Simunic² ; ³
• 刊名：European Psychiatry
• 出版年：2012
• 出版时间：2012
• 年：2012
• 卷：27
• 期：supp_S1
• 页码：1
• 全文大小：67 K

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Introduction

History of previous psychiatric illness, hormonal actors, and psychosocial factors has been investigated as a possible etiological cause for postpartum psychiatric illness.

Aim

The goal was to determine whether poor social support and undiagnosed depression in the previous pregnancy have an impact on the development of peripartal complications.

Methods

We investigated 103 women 3 days after vaginal delivery. Investigated women filed a social support questionnaire with 7 questions. ¹ We asumed that women with ¡°poor social suport¡± would give 2 or more positive answers on these questions.

Results

We found that all eight woman in childbed which had 2 or more positive answers on social support questionaiere, were at the group with examined complications (n = 61), and none was in the control group (n = 42). These eight women had by far the greatest mean score in Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) and of Impact of Events Scale revised (IES-R) of all other subgroups examined in the previously published study. ² They also had a statistically significant difference in both scores versus the control group (n = 42).

Conclusions

According to these results we concluded that poor social support and previosly undiagnosed pospartal depression may have an impact both on peripartal complications and postpartum psychiatric disorders development.