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Comparative Evaluation of General Health and Marital Satisfaction among Iranian Women Married to Veterans and non Veterans

The aim of the present study was to conduct a comparative evaluation of the general health and marital satisfaction among women married with veterans and non veterans in the Iraq-Iran war. Participants were selected from women in Mazandaran province, north of Iran-Babol city, whose husbands had been exposed to the war, (consist of 93 women) and did not participate in war (consists 90 women). Participants were requested to fill in the (ENRICH) questionnaire for assessing marital satisfaction, the General Health Scale (G.H.Q) to assess the rate of psychological distress, as well as a demographic form. The results indicated significant differences between the two groups on scores in the ENRICH and GHQ scales and also significant positive relationships between scores on GHQ and ENRICH among Iranian women married to veterans and non-veterans.