Lived Experiences of Recovered Pregnant Women from COVID-19: A Descriptive Phenomenology

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Rezaie Kheikhaie Khadije; Hastings Tolsma Marie; Firouzkouhi Mohammadreza; Abdollahimohammad Abdolghani; Mirzaie Fatemeh; Nehbandani Sanaz

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Journal: WOMENS HEALTH BULLETIN Year:621 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 243-254

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Lived Experiences of Recovered Pregnant Women from COVID-19: A Descriptive Phenomenology

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SurvivorshipQ4

COVID-19Q4

Pregnant womenQ4

Descriptive phenomenologyQ4

Lived experienceQ4

Abstract

Background: Pregnant women represent a vulnerable demographic to COVID-19. In addition to the physical health risks posed to both the mother and fetus, COVID-19 engenders intricate and unique post-recovery experiences among Pregnant women. This study explored the Lived experiences of Pregnant women who have recovered from COVID-19.Methods: A descriptive phenomenological approach was employed for this research, conducted in southeastern Iran from January to May 2021. A purposive sampling method was utilized to select 12 participants, and data collection was accomplished through semi-structured interviews. The Colaizzi approach was employed for data analysis.Results: The study initially generated 278 codes, from which three principal themes aligned with the research objective. These primary themes encompass health risks, maternal responsibilities, and challenges associated with recovery.Conclusion: Pregnant women in the process of recovering from COVID-19 confront various health-related challenges, as well as those about child health. Policymakers, obstetricians, and midwives must provide support to enhance these individuals’ postrecovery quality of health.

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