Before hospitalization, 51.6% (n = 32) of women said they had worked, belonged to the lower class (n = 32; 51.7%), had at least one child (n = 58; 93.5%), and also had relatives with problems related to drug use (90.3%; n = 56).
10 Family members can be instrumental in seeking help for a relative with memory problems.
The finding in this study is consistent with a previous study in Malaysia among family caregivers of mental patients that documented half of the caregivers were psychologically distressed (39) and that a relative with psychological problems invariably affects the caregiver (43).
Iran, with a family-based care system, has high prevalence of intergenerational care and relatively strong filial obligations for taking care of relatives with health problems, including dementia.
Patients whose kidney problems were related to diabetes were the most likely to have relatives with kidney problems.
Many people providing support for relatives with drug problems do not see themselves as carers and do not realise that help may be available.
The woman, Specialist Alexis Hutchinson, 21, said she had no choice but to refuse deployment orders because the only relative who could care for her 10-month-old son, her mother, was overwhelmed by the task and already caring for three other relatives with health problems.
(j) Family risks and protection related to health: mother or relatives with psychiatric problems or special needs.
Parental gambling has been associated with more positive attitudes towards gambling, but then the persons with either parents or other close relatives with gambling problems have generally less positive attitudes [ 6].
His intention was to stay with relatives while dealing with problems with alcohol and Benzedrine.
