Number of births, type of birth

Self

Objective: This study aimed to determine the number of births, mode of delivery and planned pregnancy status in puerperant women.

This study was carried out to determine its effect on posttraumatic development and comfort. Method: Cross-sectional type

This research, which is a state hospital in a province located in the east of Turkey,

The study was carried out with 324 puerperal women in the cesarean section. The data of the research "Postpartum

Information Form", "Post Traumatic Development Scale" and "Postpartum Comfort Scale".

In addition to descriptive statistics in the evaluation of the data, independent t-test and pearson

correlation tests were used. Results: Average age of puerperant women participating in the study

28.79±5.59 (smallest:17-largest:52) and mean number of births 2.36±1.19 (smallest:1-least)

big:6). Average score of puerperant women from Post Traumatic Development Scale

The mean score they got from the Postpartum Comfort Scale was 78.30±22.76 and 119.65±15.71.

The total of primiparas from the Post Traumatic Development Scale and Postpartum Comfort Scale

that the mean score is statistically significantly higher than the multiparas.

determined (p<0.05). Postpartum women who had a normal delivery were more likely to be delivered by cesarean section.

has a high Postpartum Comfort Scale mean score (p<0.05). planned pregnancy

Post-Traumatic Development Scale and Postpartum Comfort Scale scores of puerperant women

mean of pregnancy is statistically significantly higher than those with unplanned pregnancies.

(p<0.05). In addition, there is a positive relationship between posttraumatic development levels and postpartum comfort levels.

A weak correlation was found in the direction (r=0.186, p<0.05). Conclusion: Primiparous and planned pregnancy

puerperant women have higher posttraumatic development and postpartum comfort level.

determined. Postpartum comfort level was higher in puerperant women who delivered normally.

Entry

Posttraumatic growth (PTG) is challenging

a result of tackling life crises

positive change that

experience. Increasing for life in general

an appreciation, more meaningful interpersonal relationships,

a personal sense of power, changing priorities and

a richer existential and spiritual life

occur in different ways, including

interest.

1 PTG is examined, after birth

often on psychopathological problems

positive birth experience

It is noteworthy that the results were not mentioned.

In fact, women who have given birth

physical pain and injury to more than half of their lives

joy and success combined with psychological stress

It can bring the feeling. For this reason

Mentioning the positive aspects of childbirth

It is important.

2nd

Studies in the literature,

Difficulties in the evaluation of PTG and

The birth of parents is generally a stressful

birth of interpretation as experience

the end makes PTG difficult to understand.

shows.

3.4 Planned in the literature

early postpartum pregnancies

negative effects on maternal behaviors in the period

effect has been reported.

5 Made

in studies; nulliparous, unfavorable birth

inadequate antenatal care

field, insufficient information about labor

pain during childbirth, control

loss and fear, emergency cesarean section

difficult or prolonged labor

health personnel at birth

mothers who are not supported by

traumatic birth

perceived were determined.

over 6.7 PTG

diversity of influencing factors and

limited number of studies in the literature

births in this study

number, mode of delivery, and planned pregnancy