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Psychosocial Reactions to InfertilityOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Infertility is a major health problem and unique
medical challenge that can have health behavioral
consequence on infertile women including lack of selfesteem,
depression, anxiety. The infertile women experience
difficult in coping with emotional liability during diagnosis
and treatment and a sense of fear and failure There is a
negative psychological consequence such as sense of loss,
feeling of isolation and lowered self-concept and stress This
stress could affect the relationship between man and woman
and cause marital conflicts, sexual dissatisfaction
(Faramarzi et al., 2014).
Coping plays as a mediator between the stressor or
adversity and the health consequences for an individual; the
resultant effects coping have on the physical or
psychological outcomes of an individual; the complex and
intricate relationship between coping and multiple
psychosocial protective factors, such as social support,
resilience, positive affect, and subjective well-being; and the
clinical implications of enhancing individuals’ adaptive
coping behaviors in promoting well-being (Rubio, 2013).
Social support can enhance resilience in infertile
women. Resilience is an ability to adapt positively in the face
of trauma and is associated with mental health by influencing on self-esteem spirituality, stress tolerance and feeling of
adequacy. Resilience in infertile couples is a protecting
factor against psychological distress and improves their
quality of life (Silbe et al., 2010).