Fear and Anxiety related to Covid-19 pandemic may predispose to perinatal depression DOI Creative Commons
Laura Orsolini,

Simone Pompili,

Antonella Mauro

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2022, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: March 22, 2022

Abstract Purpose . The COVID-19 pandemic situation significantly affected the mental health of general and clinical population including that pregnant puerperal women due to lack access healthcare, social isolation, sleep loss, feelings fear uncertainties. However, few studies investigated which COVID-19-related psychopathological determinants may predispose perinatal depression. aim this study was evaluate impact related anxiety on depression Methods. We retrospectively screened 184 outpatients afferent Perinatal Mental Health outpatient service, during March 2020-March 2021, by using Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), Fear (FCV-19-S) Coronavirus Anxiety (CAS). Results. mean EPDS score 9.0 (SD=5.3), experiencing a clinically relevant in 45.7% sample. FCV-19-S 15.0 (SD=6.2) CAS 1.7 (SD=2.8). Linear regression analyses demonstrated (F(1,68)=12.218, R 2 =0.152, p<0.001) scores (F(1,68)=10.278, =0.131, p=0.002) statistically predicted total scores. A positive correlation reported between (r=0.390, (r=0.362, Conclusion. with its subsequent quarantine lockdown might determine increased levels fear, particularly among their period who experience deprivation normal sources family support and, hence, psychological distress, even those without previous psychiatric history. Further preventive screening strategies should be implemented order early identify at-risk pandemic.

Language: Английский

Gender-Related Issues Among Women Raising Children Based on Before and After Pandemic Comparisons: A Cross-Sectional Study DOI Creative Commons

Sae Nakaoka,

Hiromi Kawasaki, Satoko Yamasaki

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Dec. 18, 2023

Abstract Background : Despite being embraced worldwide, gender equality has not been achieved in child care activities. Pandemics can negatively affect the health of women engaged child-rearing. We surveyed raising children before and after pandemic. The purpose this study was to identify impacts on stress fatigue levels through a comparison surveys pandemic obtain basic materials required for play an active role society achieve equality. Methods: In cross-sectional study, (n=150) with aged 0–3 years were at child-rearing support facility determine their attributes, situations where they experienced anger during Results: number who worked or took childcare leave increased significantly (p=0.025). There no significant differences fatiguebefore pandemic.A decreased become angry when cluttered up house (p=0.031) gave them difficult time going home (p=0.008) Conclusions: Women’s did differ pandemic, as more get about Women had racks sleep accumulation regardless Rapidly solving challenges faced by will

Language: Английский

Citations

0
Fear and Anxiety related to Covid-19 pandemic may predispose to perinatal depression DOI Creative Commons
Laura Orsolini,

Simone Pompili,

Antonella Mauro

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2022, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: March 22, 2022

Abstract Purpose . The COVID-19 pandemic situation significantly affected the mental health of general and clinical population including that pregnant puerperal women due to lack access healthcare, social isolation, sleep loss, feelings fear uncertainties. However, few studies investigated which COVID-19-related psychopathological determinants may predispose perinatal depression. aim this study was evaluate impact related anxiety on depression Methods. We retrospectively screened 184 outpatients afferent Perinatal Mental Health outpatient service, during March 2020-March 2021, by using Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), Fear (FCV-19-S) Coronavirus Anxiety (CAS). Results. mean EPDS score 9.0 (SD=5.3), experiencing a clinically relevant in 45.7% sample. FCV-19-S 15.0 (SD=6.2) CAS 1.7 (SD=2.8). Linear regression analyses demonstrated (F(1,68)=12.218, R 2 =0.152, p<0.001) scores (F(1,68)=10.278, =0.131, p=0.002) statistically predicted total scores. A positive correlation reported between (r=0.390, (r=0.362, Conclusion. with its subsequent quarantine lockdown might determine increased levels fear, particularly among their period who experience deprivation normal sources family support and, hence, psychological distress, even those without previous psychiatric history. Further preventive screening strategies should be implemented order early identify at-risk pandemic.

Language: Английский

Citations

0