[Investigation of risk factors for XXXX following induced abortion].

@entity1 @entity14469 @entity1005
INTRODUCTION: Termination of pregnancy-induced abortion is inevitable in family planning as the final solution in resolving unwanted pregnancies. It can be the cause of major physical and phychological consequences on @entity1 's health. Diverse opinions on psychological consequences of induced abortion can be found in literature. MATERIAL AND METHODS: A prospective study was performed in order to predict @entity14469 ( @entity14469 ) after the induced abortion and the possibility of @entity1005 ( @entity1005 ). Seven days after the induced abortion, 40 @entity1 had to fill in: (1) a special questionnaire made for this investigation, with questions linked to some risk factors inducing stress, (2) Likert's emotional scale and 3. Bryant's @entity14469 scale. RESULTS: After an induced abortion 52.5% @entity1 had @entity14469 and 32.5% @entity1 had @entity1005 . @entity1 with @entity14469 after the abortion developed more sense of guilt, irritability, shame, self-judgement, fear from God and self-hatred. They were less educated, had lower income, they were more religious, did not approve of abortion and had worse relationship with their partners after the abortion in comparison to @entity1 without @entity14469 . Age, number of previous abortions and decision to abort did not differ between the two groups. DISCUSSION: and conclusion Induced abortion represents a predisposing factor for @entity14469 and @entity1005 in @entity1 . Some psycho-social factors contribute to the development of stress after abortion. Serbia has a task to reduce the number of abortions which is very high, in order, to preserve reproductive and phychological health of @entity1 .
