Investigating the effect of leeches on the mental and physical illnesses of paddy women

robab rahmati¹ reyhaneh mahbobiyan²

1) Farhangian University, Alborz, Hakim Ferdowsi Campus, Member of Department of Educational Sciences
2) 2- Eleventh Mathematics, Alborz Farzanegan High School of Talents 3 r.mabobiyan @ yahoo.com

IOI Code : XCAZ-EGEAF
Publication : 2nd. International Congress on science & Engineering - paris(parisconf.com)
Abstract :
    Today, it is believed that leeches can be used to treat many diseases, and since some occupations, such as paddy, are in direct contact with leeches, they appear to have fewer diseases than others. Have. Therefore, this study was conducted with the aim of investigating and comparing different psychological and physical diseases in women of paddy paddy fields that are exposed to leeches compared to paddy women who are not exposed to leeches. This study is of causal-comparative type and its statistical population includes all women working in Sari paddy fields in 1398, of which 120 people (60 traditional paddy farmers and 60 modern paddy farmers) were selected by available sampling method. Were. The results of the interview with the statistical sample were analyzed using descriptive statistics and the research findings showed that the rate of depression, phobia and sleep disorders, infectious problems, osteoarthritis, foot pain, eye infection, low back pain, liver and kidney problems In traditional paddy women, modern paddy was more common than in modern paddy, and there were more problems with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, heart problems, stroke, eye weakness, varicose veins, headaches, hair loss, and high blood pressure in modern paddy women. As a result, leech bites have been effective in some cases.

Keywords : leeches paddy women physical and mental problems