Psychological features of interfile families

Abstract

The relevance of this topic lies in the fact that at present young people, when creating a family, meet a number of different problems from personal to financial. The family is a social institution, one of the main features of which is the desire to have children. Therefore, the reproductive function of the family is defined as a fundamental function. This is the main reason for the existence of the family, their stabilizing and motivating factor. Recently, the number of families with the problem of the inability to have children has been increasing.
It is necessary to realize that infertility is associated not only with the physical condition of a person, but also has an emotional character. In the field of medicine, the problem of infertility has been studied for a long time. However, recently it has been widely believed that there is often a psychological reason behind diseases of the reproductive system, concepts such as “psychological infertility”, “psychogenic type infertility”, “infertility of unknown origin” are used. In medicine, among the causes of infertility, 20% are attributed to the psychogenic type of infertility, which is based on the psychological characteristics of a person.
Within the framework of this work, an attempt was made to consider the problem of the psychological characteristics of families with reproductive health disorders. Currently, psychological research is gaining momentum on various aspects and problems of families with reproductive health disorders, but the topic of the psychological characteristics of such families requires further study.
Almost all researchers recognize that reproductive health disorders are a serious stressor for families. Distress caused by reproductive disorders and treatment affects various aspects of the life of each individual and a married couple, which often leads to restrictions in the relationship of spouses, increases feelings of guilt, anxiety and depression, and diagnostic procedures and therapeutic measures lead to increased psychoemotional stress.