Correlated study on psychological elasticity and coping mode of patients with embryo transplantation failure

Abstract

Objective To Investigate the correlation between psychological elasticity and coping mode in patients with embryo transplantation failure in hospital, and provide scientific theoretical basis for targeted intervention measures. Methods Totally 225 patients with embryo transplantation failure were selected by random sampling as the research object, and cross-sectional study was used to collect their basic demographic information. Connor-Davidson resilience scale(CD-RISC) and medical coping modes questionnaire (MCMQ) were used to evaluate their psychological elasticity and medical coping mode. Results The average score of psychological elasticity of patients with embro transplantation failure was (66.79±14.27) points and the score of coping mode was (44.77±5.61) points. Psychological elasticity was compared among races, causes of infertility, education backgrounds, times of embryo transplantation failure, types of infertility, and the causes of hospitalization, the differences were statistically significant (P<0.05). The total score of psychological elasticity in an patient with embryo transplantation failure was significantly correlated to the total score of coping mode (r=0.377, P<0.01). All the dimentions were significantly related (P<0.01) except optimism and avoidance. Conclusions The psychological elasticity and coping are correlated in patients with embryo transfer failure. In order to increase the patients′ psychological elasticity and help them establish the effective coping, medical personnel should know the patients′ psychological elasticity level clearly and intervene with targets measures. Key words: Resilience, psychological; Infertility; Embryo transplantation; Coping mode