产前压力与儿童肥胖指标之间的联系-文献综述。

IF 0.7 4区 社会学 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY
Ewa Bryl, Tomasz Hanć
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摘要

背景:有迹象表明,儿童代谢性疾病的发生可能是由子宫内已经经历的因素决定的。研究目的:本系统综述的目的是分析研究孕妇所经历的压力对产后儿童肥胖率的影响。方法:纳入2020年3月前在Scopus和Medline数据库中发表的20篇论文,使用以下关键词组合:/孕产妇或母亲/,/产前或怀孕/,/压力或痛苦/和/BMI,体重指数或超重或肥胖或身体成分/。结果:研究结果不一致。然而,大多数文章证实了产前压力与儿童肥胖指标的正相关。该综述提出了压力测量(客观与主观指标)和肥胖评估方法的作用,以及产前暴露于压力的时间的问题。结论:多数研究证实产前应激与儿童产后肥胖有关。
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The link between prenatal stress and indicators of fatness in children - literature review.

Background: There are indications that the occurrence of metabolic diseases in children may be conditioned by factors experienced already in the utero. Aim of the study: The aim of this systematic review was to analyze the studies that examined the effects of stress experienced by a pregnant woman on the child's adiposity rates in postnatal life. Methods: The review includes 20 articles published before March 2020 in Scopus and Medline databases with the use of following keyword combinations: /maternal or mother/, /prenatal or pregnant/, /stress or distress/ and /BMI, body mass index or overweight or obesity or body composition/. Results: The results of the research were inconsistent. Nevertheless, most articles confirmed the positive association of prenatal stress with fatness indicators in children. The review raised a question of the role of the methods applied for stress measurement (objective vs. subjective indicators) and adiposity assessment, as well as the time of prenatal exposition to stress. Conclusion: Most studies have proved that prenatal stress is related to the children adiposity in postnatal life.

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