Vida da Mulher no Climatério: Um mapeamento das alterações manifestadas

Cláudia Coelho de Bitencourt; Karina Cardoso Gulbis Zimmermann; Ida Marlene Stoffel Machado; Gabriela Acordi da Silva; Luciane Bisognin Ceretta; Magada Tessmann Schwalm; Neiva Junkes Hoepers

doi:10.3395/reciis.v5i3.565

Life of women in climacteric: a mapping of changes raised

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Cláudia Coelho de Bitencourt UNESC
Karina Cardoso Gulbis Zimmermann UNESC
Ida Marlene Stoffel Machado UNESC
Gabriela Acordi da Silva UNESC
Luciane Bisognin Ceretta UNESC
Magada Tessmann Schwalm UNESC
Neiva Junkes Hoepers UNESC

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https://doi.org/10.3395/reciis.v5i3.565

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Women Health Climacteric, Menopause, Nursing

Abstract

Cross-sectional study with quantitative and qualitative approach, aimed at identifying the changes expressed by women in menopause, a mapping from the municipality. Participants 123 women aged between 40 and 60 years in a Basic Health Unit of reference of the neighborhood center, located in a municipality in the southern Santa Catarina and also in homes, through home visits. We used structured interview with open and closed questions. Among all variables, they emphasized the eagerness with 74.8% (n = 92) among the sample achieved. Using multivariate analysis, variables were divided into two groups (anxiety and depression 35.8% (n = 44) X insomnia / headaches / fatigue / irritability 26.8% (n = 33), but using the chi square Pearson, no significant comparative result. It is essential to the role of the nurse in guiding and promoting the health of women during the climacteric period, providing support and guidance about this new stage of life.

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Bitencourt, C. C. de, Zimmermann, K. C. G., Machado, I. M. S., Silva, G. A. da, Ceretta, L. B., Schwalm, M. T., & Hoepers, N. J. (2011). Life of women in climacteric: a mapping of changes raised. Revista Eletrônica De Comunicação, Informação & Inovação Em Saúde, 5(3). https://doi.org/10.3395/reciis.v5i3.565

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