Trajectories of perinatal depression, anxiety, perceived stress, sleep quality, and psychological flexibility from pregnancy to six months postpartum and their relationship with the number of abortions and deliveries
BackgroundPerinatal psychological distress is common and longitudinally heterogeneous, yet little is known about how obstetric history shapes symptom trajectories. We identified trajectories of depressive symptoms, perceived stress, sleep quality, psychological flexibility, and anxiety from early pregnancy to 24 weeks postpartum and examined their associations with the number of previous…
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