Psychological Features Of Socio-Demographic And Psychosocial Status Of Women With Pathologic Pregnancy

Abstract

The Article studies the connections between social and demographic position of women with pathologic pregnancy and their psychological state. The study involved one hundred and fiftypregnant women aged 16 to 41 years who werehospitalized for pregnancy complications. The basicsocial and psychosocial risk factors for pregnantwomen have been identified, namely: professionalorientation, marital status, education, livingconditions, financial position, use of alcohol and tobacco, desire and motivation to pregnancy, and relations with their husbands. These data are very important for psychological and psychocorrectional work with this contingent of patients.