PERCEPTION OF PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL OSTOMY IN RELATION TO NUTRITIONAL AND LIFESTYLE CHANGES

Восприятие пациентов с кишечной стомой в отношении изменений питания и образа жизни
Clarissa Maciel Selau, Luana Beatriz Limberger, Maria Elizete Nunes Silva, Adriana Dall’Asta Pereira, Felipe Schroeder de Oliveira, Karen Mello de Mattos
2019-01-01

intestinal ostomylifestyle adaptationnutritional changesostomy irrigationqualitative study
ABSTRACT Objective: to describe the perceptions of people with intestinal ostomies on changes related to nutritional and lifestyle aspects. Method: exploratory and descriptive study, with a qualitative approach, performed with 17 patients with intestinal ostomies, who participate in a group of ostomized in a municipality in the countryside of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil). Data were collected through semi-structured interviews. The data were analyzed based on the thematic analysis from which two categories emerged: “Change in the eating habits and nutritional profile of people with ostomy” and “living with the new”. Results: many changes that occur with the ostomized people, with body weight preferences and eating habits. There are daily situations that require adaptation to be experienced, among them: domestic tasks, sexuality, sports, work and leisure activities. The subjects who use the irrigation method presented autonomy in their daily life and see the ostomy as a new possibility in the face of the disease. Conclusion: to minimize the repercussions that occur in the lifestyle of ostomized people, there is evidence of the need for individualized nutritional and psychological follow-up and of extension in the guidelines of the professional teams that work with them, as well as the dissemination of the irrigation method to people with ostomies who are able to perform such procedure.
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Individualized nutritional and psychological follow-up, broader professional guidance, and dissemination of irrigation are needed to reduce lifestyle repercussions.
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Ostomy-related adaptation affects domestic tasks, sexuality, sports, work, and leisure activities in daily life.
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Participants using intestinal irrigation reported greater autonomy and viewed the ostomy as a new possibility after illness.
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People with intestinal ostomies reported changes in eating habits, nutritional profile, and preferred body weight.

People with intestinal ostomies

Perceptions of changes in nutritional habits, nutritional profile, and lifestyle, including adaptation to daily activities

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Clarissa Maciel Selau
Luana Beatriz Limberger
Maria Elizete Nunes Silva
Adriana Dall’Asta Pereira
Felipe Schroeder de Oliveira
Karen Mello de Mattos
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