[Biopsychosocial predictors of XXXX and @entity3152 ? Results of a prospective study].

@entity1 @entity148 @entity3152
RESEARCH QUESTION: In addition to medical, job related, sociodemographic risk factors, and health related behavior, topics that traditionally have been less in the focus of attention in this context, such as biographic data, coping with stress, personality variables, pregnancy related attitudes, fears, and the social network were examined. @entity1 AND METHODS: 589 @entity1 between 16(th) and 22(nd) week of pregnancy were examined using a questionnaire that was designed for the study. This resulted in 508 @entity1 pregnant with a single @entity1 , whose pregnancy and delivery were examined based on their medical records. Factor analysis and main component analysis with subsequent varimax rotation resulted in factors that were subject to a proof of reliability. Statistical analysis was based on logistic regression. RESULTS: 129 (27.7%) of @entity1 displayed signs/indices of an imminent @entity3152 , 29% (5.8%) of whom later actually had a @entity3152 before the end of the 37(th) week of pregnancy. Pregnant @entity1 who were in treatment for an imminent @entity3152 appear to have been subject to higher social stress as compared to those, who later later actually gave birth before completing the 37(th) week of pregnancy. Lack of a female network and lack of emotional understanding from the partner are correlated to both of these complications. Specifically, @entity3152 appears to be significantly influenced by partner relationship. Another significant predicting variable for imminent and @entity3152 appears to be a history of gynecological problems. A distinct risk factor for delivery before completion of the 37(th) week of pregnancy was a history of colpitis. In addition, pronounced @entity148 in respect to the pregnancy, and low general @entity148 were significant predicting variables for delivery before completion of the 37(th) week of pregnancy. CONCLUSIONS: Partner relationship, female networks, psychosomatic reactivity in terms of diseases/disorders of the reproductive organs, and @entity148 appear to be worthwhile targets in the prevention of @entity3152 .
