Pregnancy following miscarriage: Course of grief and some determining factors
Pregnancy following miscarriage: Course of grief and some determining factors
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DOI：
10.3109/01674829609025678
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发表时间：
1996-09-01
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Hoogduin, C
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作者：
Cuisinier, M;Janssen, H;Hoogduin, C
这项前瞻性研究的目的是调查两个（的速度）随后怀孕和一个可行的孩子的出生对悲伤所产生的先前怀孕损失的影响。数据收集自一系列书面问卷。在参与研究的2140名孕妇中，有227名因流产（85%）或围产期死亡（15%）而失去了婴儿。在221名妇女中，损失涉及一个独生子女。在四次损失后评估中，这些妇女完成了围产期悲伤量表。他们还表示，他们是否再次怀孕，如果他们有相关的感觉。资料以阶层式多元回归分析。再次怀孕和一个活着的孩子的出生都减轻了悲伤。快速的新怀孕很少被发现是有害的。建议父母，至少在流产后，在再次怀孕前等待一段特定的时间。最好是与她们讨论她们的个人情况，以帮助她们对随后的怀孕做出自己知情的嘲笑。
This prospective study aimed to investigate the impact of both (the speediness of) a subsequent pregnancy and the birth of a viable child on grief arising from a previous pregnancy loss. Data were collected from a series of written questionnaires. Of the 2140 pregnant women who participated in the study, 227 lost a baby by miscarriage (85%) or perinatal death (15%). In 221 women, the loss concerned a singleton. At each of four post-loss assessments, these women completed the Perinatal Grief Scale. They also indicated whether they had conceived again and, if they had related how they felt about that. Data were analyzed by means of hierarchical multiple regression. Both conceiving again and the birth of a living child lessened grief. A speedy new pregnancy was only rarely found to be detrimental. It is suggested that parents, at least following miscarriage,,lo longer be advised to wait a specific time before conceiving again. Preferably their individual situation should be discussed with them in order to help them make their own informed derision concerning the subsequent pregnancy.