INTERFENCE OF EMOTIONAL FACTORS SUCH AS STRESS ON SYSTEMIC ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION

Abstract

We aimed to Evaluate the influc in the male street population in the central region of São Paulo. The study consisted of an exploratory, transversal and quantitative field study with data collection through questionnaires with open and closed questions in the regions of the Center of São Paulo, evaluating the socio-demographic profile and the presence of RF for SAH, with random sampling by conglomerate in 96 men aged 20 to 60 years, performed in the years of 2013 to 2017. The project was presented and approved by the Research Ethics Committee, in compliance with resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council (CNS). The volunteers were submitted to a semi structured interview with questions directed to identify the interference of the emotional factors in the HA. Among the 96 men interviewed, 67 reported some value between 1 and 10 on the Psychological Stress Levels scale and 29 did not know how to report, suggesting that the male population suffers from some degree of stress due to their vulnerability conditions. Nursing has one of its main attributions, Primary Care and Health Education, becoming a partner in the guidelines for this population, aiming at the promotion and prevention of health problems. According to the above, there is a relationship between hypertension and stress after our data analysis. According to the above, there is a relationship between hypertension and stress after our data analysis. The state of vulnerability that this population is subject to, such as: danger situations, poor diet, reporting of alcohol use, smoking and illicit drugs to face cold, anger, rejection and feeling of incapacity, are in a situation of constant stress. But it is a theme that needs to be explored by studying ways in which this population is encouraged to actually change the way of life, showing dignity and that, through reintegration programs, they can redeem themselves, resulting in a reduction in the world mortality rate.