Efeitos biopsicos sociais e psiconeuroimunológicos do câncer sobre o paciente e familiares
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https://doi.org/10.32635/2176-9745.RBC.1997v43n2.2844Palabras clave:
Câncer, Psiconeuroimunologia, Estresse, Qualidade de VidaResumen
Durante as duas últimas décadas, têm sido ressaltados os problemas somáticos, psíquicos e sociais de pacientes com câncer, bem como têm sido focalizadas, no âmbito do estudo oncolágico, as teorias hiopsicossociais e psiconeuroimunológicas. O presente trabalho apresenta considerações clínicas sobre esses aspectos, ressaltando-se o impacto que o câncer provoca sobre os pacientes e seus familiares. O câncer e seus tratamentos constituem uma fonte de estresse, capaz de desencadear desordens de ajustamento nestes indivíduos. A mensuração da qualidade de vida deve ser incorporada aos estudos clínicos, porque a sua inclusão tende a melhorar as indicações terapêuticas. Os relatos de pacientes sobre sintomas somáticos são associados, principalmente, às suas preocupações emocionais e sociais mais do que ao seu estado geral de saúde. A equipe responsável pelos pacientes deve compreender a dinâmica envolvida no binômio família-paciente e conhecer a influência que os fatores psicossociais exercem sobre ele. A falha do reconhecimento dessa influência e, conseqüentemente, o prejuízo provocado no suporte psicossocial da família irão privar os pacientes do conforto, amor, suporte e companheirismo de que eles precisarão através do curso da sua doença. Os médicos devem ser capazes de identificar e estimular circunstâncias que facilitem o processo de adaptação de seus pacientes. O tratamento psicológico, em pelo menos alguma extensão, sempre é benéfico.
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