O impacto psicossocial e emocional das alergias alimentares em crianças

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Camila Barros Couto
Lorena Barros Couto
Ana Luiza Martins Porfirio
Izadora de Godoy de Orleães
Brena Marcial Caliman
Luana Annicchino Cembranelli
Gabriela Monteiro Alves de Carvalho
Maria Fernanda Atalla de Sousa Assis
Luise DAvila Lopes
Neidejany de Assunção do Sacramento

Resumo

Objetivo: Realizar uma revisão integrativa dos estudos que abordam o impacto psicossocial e emocional das alergias alimentares em crianças. Métodos: Este estudo consiste em uma revisão integrativa. Realizou-se uma busca na base de dados do PubMed, resultando na identificação de 17 artigos relevantes. Resultados: Os resultados revelaram que crianças com alergias alimentares frequentemente enfrentam uma carga significativa de desafios psicoemocionais, afetando também a saúde mental de seus cuidadores. Uma lacuna identificada é a escassez de intervenções direcionadas para auxiliar os portadores de alergias alimentares a lidar com esses desafios. Diversos métodos de avaliação do impacto nas interações sociais dessas crianças foram examinados e demonstraram ser eficazes. Considerações finais: Conclui-se que a busca por intervenções destinadas a melhorar a qualidade de vida das crianças com alergias alimentares e de suas famílias tem progredido e obtido resultados positivos. No entanto, ainda existe uma carência significativa de apoio emocional para muitas crianças e adolescentes que lidam com alergias alimentares.

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CoutoC. B., CoutoL. B., PorfirioA. L. M., OrleãesI. de G. de, CalimanB. M., CembranelliL. A., CarvalhoG. M. A. de, AssisM. F. A. de S., LopesL. D., & SacramentoN. de A. do. (2024). O impacto psicossocial e emocional das alergias alimentares em crianças. Revista Eletrônica Acervo Saúde, 24(2), e15284. https://doi.org/10.25248/reas.e15284.2024
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