Factores relacionados con las diferentes estrategias de afrontamiento al cáncer de mama en pacientes de recién diagnóstico

Haro-Rodríguez, María Antonieta De; Gallardo-Vid, Lilia Susana; Martínez, Martha Leticia Martínez; Cauchi-Duval, Nicolas; Velázquez-Tlapanco, J.; Hernández, Eduardo Paredes

doi:10.5209/rev_psic.2014.v11.n1.44919

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“…The fact that patients with BRCa used the positive approach as a coping style more frequently coincides with several studies (Li, Zhu, Yang, He, Yi, Wang et al, 2015;Becerril et al, 2013;De Haro-Rodríguez, Gallardo-Vidal, Martínez-Martínez, Camacho-Calderón, Velázquez-Tlapanco, & Paredes-Hernández, 2014). This may have been because the BRCa-RSxM group was significantly older, since it is related to less use of adaptive strategies (De-Haro-Rodríguez et al, 2014).…”

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Psychophysiological stress response of newly-diagnosed breast cancer patients with and without risk of metabolic syndrome

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Introduction. Little is known about how metabolic comorbidity affects stress response during breast cancer (BRCa) after a recent diagnosis. Objective. To evaluate the physiological and psychological differences between the BRCa-RSxM groups and those with BRCa alone, and the influence of psychological variables and comorbidity in terms of stress response. Method. Comparative non-experimental causal-descriptive study. Fifty patients recently diagnosed with BRCa (25 with BRCa and 25 with BRCa-RSxM) in a convenience sample participated. Frontal muscle activity and skin conductance were recorded in response to stressful conditions. Quality of life, perceived stress, and coping strategies scales were used. Results. The presence of comorbidity (p = .001; p = .02), perceived stress (p = .004; p = .03), and social quality of life (p = .01; p = .01) influenced muscle activation and conductance during the emotional stressor (ES). Putting the stressful situation into perspective as a cognitive coping strategy was related to a decrease in activation (p = .04). An increase in physiological activation during the cognitive stressor (CS) was influenced by comorbidity (p = .05) and quality of social life (p = .01; p = .01). In turn, a decrease was influenced by the increase in age (p = .02). Discussion. Physiological vulnerability, coping strategies (behavioral and cognitive), and prior learning influenced the resulting reaction during the stressful situation. Conclusion. A metabolic disease, as a prelude to an oncological, may cause physiological vulnerability to respond adequately to stressful conditions.

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confidence: 76%

Psychophysiological stress response of newly-diagnosed breast cancer patients with and without risk of metabolic syndrome

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“…In this direction, there is evidence to suggest that certain strategies and coping styles focused on the problem associated with positive sociodemographic variables are related to a better adjustment to the disease, and therefore produce improvements in the quality of life (Reich and Remor, 2011). A well as in this phase, some studies could establish that the resolution of problems is the most accepted strategies that is related to the type of treatment received, age and the greater schooling among other sociodemographic variables (De Haro, Gallardo, Martínez, Camacho, Velásquez and Paredes, 2014). Rojas and Varela (2017), focused on analyzing the psychosocial factors associated with the ability to cope in a group of breast cancer survivors, highlighting that women tend to adopt two positions.…”

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Condiciones de vida y estrategias de afrontamiento de las mujeres con cáncer de mama en Córdoba, Colombia

Doria¹,

Jiménez

2019

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46 -Inventory Brief-COPE-28 refer to the preference for the type and strategy of active coping in 67.3% and 83.78% respectively, the frequency of use of the strategy was obtained the planning (55%), active ( 56%) and religion (64%); and the level of regular coping prevailed in all categories. Despite the precarious living conditions, the participants use active strategies to survive, which implies that integral accompaniment processes must be implemented in order to enhance the coping capacity of the subjects.

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“…Si el diagnóstico de cáncer se percibe como una gran amenaza, la persona podrá desarrollar diferentes respuestas como la negación, el fatalismo o la preocupación ansiosa. En cambio, cuando es percibido como un desafío, la persona entiende que existe un cierto control de la situación y el espíritu de lucha será más probable como estrategia de afrontamiento (10,11) . Haber (12) concluye que el mejor indicador para saber cómo sobrellevará el proceso de enfermedad una mujer afectada de cáncer de mama, será analizando su modo de confrontar situaciones traumáticas.…”

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Afrontamiento y calidad de vida en pacientes con cáncer de mama: Estudio preliminar de semejanzas y diferencias entre pacientes con y sin metástasis

Guiteras

Osuna

Zamora

2020

PSIC

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Objetivo: Obtener información sobre las estrategias de afrontamiento que utilizan las pacientes de cáncer de mama y su relación con la calidad de vida, diferenciando dos situaciones de salud: pacientes con y sin metástasis, atendidas en un mismo hospital oncológico especializado de nuestro entorno. Método: 60 mujeres con cáncer de mama fueron entrevistadas individualmente y completaron dos instrumentos que medían diversos componentes de afectación de la calidad de vida (QLTF) y cinco maneras diferentes de enfrentarse a la enfermedad (test mini-MAC). Resultados: Las estrategias de afrontamiento se relacionan con la calidad de vida de las pacientes con cáncer de mama. En nuestro estudio observamos que responder a la situación oncológica mediante “Preocupación Ansiosa” o Desesperanza” correlaciona con una mayor afectación de la calidad de vida general. Sin embargo, no se observan diferencias significativas entre pacientes con metástasis y sin metástasis en cuanto a las estrategias utilizadas. Las pacientes con metástasis presentan más dificultades en la realización de sus actividades cotidianas, pero el malestar emocional es similar en ambos grupos de pacientes. Conclusión: En congruencia con estudios previos, las estrategias y respuestas de afrontamiento activo se relacionan con mejor calidad de vida. Aunque las pacientes con metástasis presentan más dificultades y afectación de la calidad de vida, parece ser que se enfrentan a la enfermedad de manera similar a las pacientes sin metástasis.

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Factores relacionados con las diferentes estrategias de afrontamiento al cáncer de mama en pacientes de recién diagnóstico

Cited by 11 publications

References 13 publications

Psychophysiological stress response of newly-diagnosed breast cancer patients with and without risk of metabolic syndrome

Psychophysiological stress response of newly-diagnosed breast cancer patients with and without risk of metabolic syndrome

Condiciones de vida y estrategias de afrontamiento de las mujeres con cáncer de mama en Córdoba, Colombia

Afrontamiento y calidad de vida en pacientes con cáncer de mama: Estudio preliminar de semejanzas y diferencias entre pacientes con y sin metástasis

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