Reasons for past abortions among women in treatment for opioid use disorder.
Reasons for past abortions among women in treatment for opioid use disorder.
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接受阿片类药物使用障碍治疗的女性过去堕胎的原因。
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10.1037/adb0000959
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2024
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MacAfee,LaurenK
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Harfmann,RoxanneF;Heil,SarahH;Cannon,LindsayM;Dalton,VanessaK;Kusunoki,Yasamin;Kock,LorenS;MacAfee,LaurenK
一般人口中妇女寻求堕胎的主要原因是经济、时机和与伴侣有关的原因。虽然阿片类药物使用障碍（OUD）的妇女似乎比一般人群中的妇女使用堕胎服务，在这组堕胎的原因还没有检查到我们know.Methodfemale患者年龄在18-50岁的OUD治疗在22个随机选择的设施在密歇根州进行了调查。调查包括评估生殖健康史的项目。报告有过一次或多次堕胎的妇女被要求回想那段时间以及她们选择堕胎的原因。20个潜在的原因，并提供了一个写在选项;妇女可以赞同尽可能多的applied.ResultsOf 260名妇女接受调查，84报告有堕胎。其中，大多数（77.4%）报告了堕胎的多种原因。堕胎最常见的原因是没有钱照顾婴儿（54.8%），觉得太年轻而不能生孩子，没有做好做母亲的准备（均为42.9%），不爱父亲和其他与伴侣有关的担忧（25.0%-32.1%），以及担心吸毒的影响（28.6%）。没有组合的原因流产出现更普遍比任何其他。ConclusionsLike妇女在一般人群中，妇女在治疗OUD不仅堕胎，因为财务，时间，和合作伙伴相关的原因，但也关注他们的药物使用的影响。这些结果强调了导致妇女寻求堕胎的多重且往往相互关联的原因。（PsycInfo数据库记录（c）2024阿帕，保留所有权利）
ObjectiveThe main reasons women in the general population seek abortion are financial, timing, and partner-related reasons. While women with opioid use disorder (OUD) appear to use abortion services more than women in the general population, reasons for abortion in this group have not been examined to our knowledge.MethodFemale patients aged 18–50 years in OUD treatment at 22 randomly selected facilities in Michigan were surveyed. The survey included items assessing reproductive health history. Women who reported having one or more abortions were asked to think back to that time and their reasons for choosing abortion. Twenty potential reasons and a write-in option were offered; women could endorse as many as applied.ResultsOf 260 women surveyed, 84 reported having an abortion. Of these, most (77.4%) reported multiple reasons for having an abortion. The most common reasons for having an abortion were not having money to take care of a baby (54.8%), feeling too young to have a child and not feeling ready to be a mother (both 42.9%), not loving the father and other partner-related concerns (25.0%–32.1%), and having concerns about the effects of their drug use (28.6%). No combination of reasons for abortion emerged as more prevalent than any other.ConclusionsLike women in the general population, women in treatment for OUD had not only abortions because of financial, timing, and partner-related reasons but also concerns about the effects of their drug use. These results underscore the multiple and often interrelated reasons that lead women to seek abortion.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)