From: Psychosocial implications of tubal ligation in a rural health district: A phenomenological study
Area | Related to | Themes |
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1. Somatic symptoms | Physical symptoms that increased, disappeared, or worsened. | 1. Menstrual disorders 2. Backache 3. Abdominal pains 4. Undifferentiated symptoms 5. Pregnancy-related complaints |
2. Psychological problems | How the psyche of the client is perceived reacting to sterilization. | 6. Guilt-regret 7. Fear 8. Disappointment 9. Peace and satisfaction 10. Change of mind |
3. Productivity | Ability to work and improve living standard | 11. Reduced ability to work 12. Improved social standard 13. Decreased expenses 14. Smooth growth of children 15. Dependency |
4. Human/relational problem | Relationships of the client in the household, extended family, and society | 16. Changed libido 17. Unfaithfulness 18. Family support |
5. Doctor-client relationships | Relationship of doctor-client in decision making and counseling | 19. Lack of informed consent 20. Ineffective counseling 21. Unilateral decision |