Symptom interactions of insomnia, anxiety, and depression in early pregnancy: a network analysis perspective
BackgroundPregnancy is a unique phase involving significant physical, social, and psychological changes, increasing vulnerability to anxiety, depression, and insomnia. These conditions are interrelated and often overlap, yet their symptom-symptom relationships during early pregnancy remain underexplored.MethodsA total of 1,830 women in early pregnancy (≤12 weeks) who attended the Children's…
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