diabetes mellitus na adolescência: experiências e sentimentos dos adolescentes e das mães com a doença la diabetes mellitus en la adolescencia: experiencias y sentimientos de los adolescentes y de las madres con la enfermedad diabetes mellitus in adolescence: experiences of adolescents and their mothers
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Abstract
El aumento de enfermedades crónicas entre niños y adolescentes, especialmente la Diabetes mellitus, requiere conocimientos que integren los cuidados a la salud y la integración del individuo a su medio social. El objetivo fue comprender las experiencias y los sentimientos de adolescentes y de sus madres sobre la condición de ser diabético, el tratamiento y los cuidados de la salud. Realizamos una entrevista semiestructurada con ocho adolescentes y siete madres en un servicio público de Barbalha - Ceará - Brasil. El análisis de los discursos resultó en las categorías: Sentimientos expresados delante de la descubierta de la enfermedad; La convivencia con la enfermedad y las implicaciones psicosociales; y, Cambios en el estilo de vida. Las dificultades de los adolescentes inducen a la reflexión sobre comportamientos y adaptación al nuevo modo de ser y al auto cuidado. Hay necesidad de ofrecer un cuidado integrando las dimensiones físicas y psicosociales de modo a mejorar la asistencia al adolescente y a su familia.
The growing rate of chronic diseases among children and adolescents, especially diabetes mellitus, calls for integrated health care of the individual in his or her social environment. The objective of this study was to understand the health care experiences and feelings of adolescents and their mothers about having diabetes and the treatment. Semi-structured interviews were performed with eight adolescents and seven mothers at a public healthcare service in the city of Barbalha, in the state of Ceará, Brazil. Analysis revealed the following categories: feelings expressed when the disease was diagnosed; living with the disease and its psychosocial implications; and changes in one's lifestyle. The adolescents' difficulties raise concerns about behaviors and adaptations to the new way of being and self-care. There is a need for care that integrates physical and psychosocial dimensions to improve the care that is delivered to adolescents and their families.
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| Authors | ;Maria Auxiliadora Ferreira Brito Almino;Maria Veraci Oliveira Queiroz;Maria Salete Bessa Jorge |
| Journal | FEMS microbiology letters |
| Year | 2009 |
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