Psychosocial Aspecets of Gynecologic Canser

Year 2018, Volume: 8 Issue: 4, 678 - 685, 30.12.2018

Tuba Uçar Esra Güney Zeynep Bal

https://doi.org/10.31832/smj.435160

Cited By: 5

Abstract

Gynecologic cancers
are among the major health problems in terms of mortality and morbidity in
women all over the world. Loss of reproductive organs after cancer diagnosis
and diagnosis can cause some psychosocial reactions due to the special meaning
given to the reproductive organs of the woman. Psychosocial aspects of women
to gynecological cancers can vary according to the developmental process of
cancer, developmental stages of life and cancer types. This review discusses the psychosocial aspects of
gynecologic cancers according to cancer development process, developmental life
stages and cancer species. 

Keywords

gynecologic cancer, psychosocial, women

Jinekolojik Kanselerin Psikososyal Boyutu

Abstract

Jinekolojik
kanserler tüm dünyada kadınlarda mortalite ve morbidite açısından en önemli
sağlık problemleri arasındadır. Kanser tanısı ve tanı sonrası üreme
organlarının kaybı kadının üreme organlarına verdiği özel anlam nedeniyle bazı psikososyal
tepkilere neden olabilmektedir. Jinekolojik
kanserlere kadınların verdiği psikososyal tepkiler kanserin gelişim sürecine,
kadının gelişimsel yaşam evrelerine ve kanser türlerine göre değişebilmektedir.
Bu derlemenin amacı jinekolojik kanserlerin psikososyal boyutunu kanserin
gelişim sürecine, kadının gelişimsel yaşam evreleri ve kanser türlerine göre
literatürü gözden geçirmektir.

Keywords

Jinekolojik kanserler, psikososyal, kadın sağlığı

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