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Abstract

Objetivo:

identificar barreras y facilitadores sobre dieta saludable y actividad física en mujeres embarazadas con sobrepeso y obesidad que viven en entornos de vulnerabilidad social y económica, destacando determinantes socioeconómicos y culturales.

Metodología:

estudio cualitativo longitudinal, donde las entrevistadas corresponden a mujeres embarazadas seleccionadas de una cohorte prospectiva en México. Se aplicó una guía semiestructurada de entrevista que exploró barreras y facilitadores para llevar una dieta saludable y poder realizar actividad física. Las entrevistas se transcribieron y codificaron en Atlas Ti, generando 23 códigos temáticos.

Resultados:

existen barreras y facilitadores contextuales y sociales que predisponen un mayor riesgo de padecer sobrepeso y obesidad durante el embarazo. Destacan conocimientos limitados sobre una dieta saludable, condiciones de vulnerabilidad social, así como un sentido de fragilidad en las mujeres que incrementa su sedentarismo.

Conclusiones:

en el diseño e implementación de intervenciones en promoción de la salud es fundamental considerar las barreras y facilitadores culturales y socioeconómicas sobre alimentación saludable y actividad física durante el embarazo, para desarrollar intervenciones de salud pública que favorezcan una mayor prevención de sobrepeso y obesidad en mujeres embarazadas.

Keywords

barreras facilitadores alimentación saludable obesidad materna

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Barreras y facilitadores para una alimentación saludable y actividad física en mujeres embarazadas con sobrepeso y obesidad

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