Factores Psicosociales En Pacientes Gestantes Con Diagnóstico De Sífilis: Revisión De Alcance

Abstract

In this investigation we were able to find that syphilis, congenital syphilis and gestational syphilis is caused by a bacterial infection caused by treponema pallidum, therefore It continues to be a public health problem. It has not yet been possible to give it complete management where its prevalence can be reduced. we could see that vertical transmission continues to be a problem for our products and this is given or greatly influenced by the psychosocial factors that mothers or partners have and this leads them to have a lack of knowledge of said pathology since due to their ambiguous situations they did not have a good sex education This leads the mother not to consult the doctor when there is an alarm sign of infection since she is unaware of them or at the time of being pregnant not to consult the doctor for prenatal check-ups. Thus, with this lack of knowledge, the infection will take advantage since by not consulting for prenatal check-ups, the risk of contracting the infection increases, this is due to the inefficiency in sexual health and sexual education in our country. It should also be noted that the lack of relevance of the health professional has decreased significantly since the due continuity is not given to pregnant mothers so that they continue attending their prenatal check-ups and thus reduce the risk of direct contagion to the product that is on the way.