جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « marital relations » در نشریات گروه « پزشکی »

Today, breach of contract in marital relations has become a worrying one of the hidden social harms of society. The aim of this study was to study the process and contextual conditions of contract breaking in marital relationships.

This study was performed qualitatively with the foundation data theory method. The statistical population included couples with experience of breach of contract in marital relations in 2018 that 32 people were selected by purposive sampling and theoretical saturation criteria. Semi-structured interview method was used to collect information. Data were systematically analyzed in three stages of open, central and selective coding.

Analysis of the content of the information obtained from the interviews led to the identification of 10 sub-categories and 3 main categories including risk factors in the premarital life of the contractor (socio-environmental causes before marriage), how to get to know the spouse (get to know the spouse) And risk factors after marriage and during married life (socio-environmental causes after marriage) in the process of contract formation in marital relationships and 18 sub-categories and 3 main categories including intrinsic risk factors (individual and personality factors), interpersonal risk factors (Family and economic factors) and general risk factors (cultural and social) in the context of contextual conditions in the marital relationship.

Although most people considered the unfulfilled expectations of marriage and dissatisfaction with emotional-sexual needs in the marital relationship as the main reason for breaking the contract, but the influence of attitudes and personal characteristics should not be left to chance. In fact, disability breeding is due to several reasons that the formation process begins before marriage and individual, family-marital and social factors affect its.

The postpartum period causes some changes in sexual relations, which sometimes makes considerable disorders in married life. This Research has been done to identify the differences in sexual satisfaction in two different ways of delivery: vaginal delivery and cesarean. this Study is a cross - sectional study in which 300 women who had a history of delivery between 1 and 6 months of the study and had the inclusion criteria were selected. The questionnaire had two parts: part one demographic data and Part II questions about sex while doing research and before delivery. The validity of the questions was confirmed after being evaluated by 5 gynecologists and tested by 10 samples. To evaluate sexual problems, t test was used for quantitative variables and Fisher test and Chi square were used for qualitative variables. Data analysis was done with SPSS v 11/5. 155 mothers had vaginal delivery and 145 of them had cesarean section. Dyspareunia increased from 16.7 percent in the prenatal status to 43.3 percent, lack of sexual desire went from 2.3 percent to 35.7 and fail to orgasm after vaginal delivery rose from 2 percent to 21 percent. There was a significant relationship between sexual problems before and after vaginal delivery (p <0/001) and sexual problems in vaginal delivery and cesarean section were significantly different (P <0/039). According to the study results the complications after vaginal delivery should be reduced with enhancing the quality of care during childbirth. As a result the desire of pregnant women to have cesarean section will increase.