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女性的分娩方式,身体形象,自尊和生殖器自我形象之间的关系

Hatice Acar Bektaş1, Dilek Öcalan2

  • 1Faculty of Health Science, Midwifery Department, Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University, Tokat, Turkey. hatice.acarbektas@gop.edu.tr.

International urogynecology journal
|August 2, 2023
PubMed
概括

产后的分娩方式没有影响女性生殖器产后的自我形象. 更高的自尊和积极的身体形象与更好的生殖器自我形象有关,随着年龄的增加.

关键词:
身体形象 身体形象女性生殖器的自我形象.助产士 助产士的职业是助产士护理 护理 护理自尊心 自尊心是一种自尊心.

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