Psychological impact of hypnosis for pregnancy and childbirth: A systematic review

Catsaros, S.M.; Wendland, Jaqueline

doi:10.1016/j.ctcp.2022.101713

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“…The field of the physical health needs to collaborate with mental health sciences. There is Hypnobirthing which is part of the self-hypnosis method (self-hypnosis) and relaxation techniques to make it easier for prospective mothers to give birth by reducing perceptions of fear, anxiety, tension, and pain during childbirth (Catsaros & Wendland, 2023). Most patients with mitral stenosis are free of complaints.…”

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Implementation of Anesthesia Ethics to Improve Medical Professionalism

Putra¹

2023

Indonesian Health Journal

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This research aims to increase the professionalism of medical personnel in the field of medicine, especially poly surgery. Research methodology with descriptive qualitative literature review design. Data collection techniques by collecting information from electronic reading sources. This type of research is an analysis of medical journals with primary subjects from several hospitals in Indonesia for analysis based on inclusion criteria such as patients experiencing postoperative anxiety and insecurity, this results in weak physical health due to psychological influences. Data analysis using source triangulation. The research results describe that the medical and health sciences field has ethics and a professional attitude that needs to be realized to increase a sense of comfort and trust in the medical world. From the results of several findings, it was stated that the action decisions taken by medical science were still in agreement or had yet to be mutually agreed upon. They emphasise the element of compulsion because of the conditions requiring it. Patients do not have a voluntary attitude in agreeing to medical action. Such influence becomes a consideration that rules and agreements, the volunteers of doctors and patients must be realized with awareness and voluntarism. If two things are realized, it can increase the value of medical professionalism, especially in anaesthesia.

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Implementation of Anesthesia Ethics to Improve Medical Professionalism

Putra¹

2023

Indonesian Health Journal

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“…The implications of using hypnosis in the medical field are extremely broad. Hypnosis has shown promising results in the treatment of depression, anxiety, anxious anticipation of medical interventions and pain, sleep disorders, obesity, nausea, vomiting, and self-efficacy, among other conditions [ 12 ]. Among the many variables that could influence hypnotherapy, most physicians rated the hypnotherapist–patient relationship (88%) and patient motivation (75%) as very important factors for success [ 10 ].…”

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“…This training aids women in the prenatal period by preparing them for the upcoming birth, reframing the representation of childbirth from a painful and challenging experience to a non-threatening one. Simultaneously, it provides them with the opportunity to use this technique during childbirth to exert more control over pain and fear, giving them a sense of control over the situation and increasing their self-efficacy [ 12 ].…”

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“…Hypnosis also fosters the bonding process, as it enhances awareness of their bodies and the bond with their babies, while empowering them with confidence in their ability to give birth [ 12 ]. Self-hypnosis is a crucial part of the intervention [ 12 , 16 ] as patients learn how to proceed with self-induced trance to prolong therapeutic gain, thereby enhancing a sense of independence and autonomy [ 12 ].…”

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“…In conclusion, hypnotherapy improves the childbirth experience and postnatal well-being, provides better control of emotions during childbirth, and alleviates fear and pain associated with it. Including future parents in hypnosis protocols would also allow them to prepare for the upcoming birth and alleviate their potential fear of childbirth [ 12 ].…”

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Impact of Hypnotherapy on Fear, Pain, and the Birth Experience: A Systematic Review

Fernández-Gamero,

Reinoso-Cobo,

Ruiz-González

et al. 2024

Healthcare

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In recent times, research has been conducted on the use of hypnosis during childbirth preparation and its effects on pain, fear, and overall childbirth experience. The main objective of this study was to analyze the published scientific literature on the use of hypnotherapy during childbirth preparation and the outcomes achieved during labor. A systematic literature review was conducted following the PRISMA 2020 protocol, with a search performed on the PubMed, Cinahl, Scopus, and WOS databases. Studies meeting inclusion criteria, including randomized controlled trials (RCTs), were evaluated for methodological quality using the PEDro scale. The searches yielded a total of 84 results, from which 7 RCTs of high scientific quality were selected. Each article examined the impact of a hypnosis intervention during pregnancy and the results obtained during labor. The analysis covered the use of epidural anesthesia, pharmacological analgesia during labor, self-reported pain, labor duration, type of delivery, fear of childbirth, and childbirth experience. The results demonstrated benefits in reducing fear and pain during labor, along with an enhancement in the overall childbirth experience. Hypnotherapy can be a valuable resource for reducing fear and pain during labor and improving the lived childbirth experience.

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Interoception and Mental Health

Khalsa,

Verdonk

2024

Interoception

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Psychological impact of hypnosis for pregnancy and childbirth: A systematic review

Cited by 8 publications

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Impact of Hypnotherapy on Fear, Pain, and the Birth Experience: A Systematic Review

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