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How Anxiety in Pregnant Hospitalized Women Change wIth Internet Use

University of Padova · 2015
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Investigating the influence of Internet use to the level of state anxiety in hospitalized women with pathological pregnancy. A recent research shown that the prevalence of antenatal anxiety changes during pregnancy at first trimester is 36.3%; the rate dropped to 32.3% at second trimester but increased again to 35.8% at third trimester (art. 29).According to the World Health Organization, mental health disorders are the leading cause of disease burden in woman from 15 to 44 years (art.6). A Swedish study indicated that the incidence of moderate or extreme symptoms of anxiety and depression of pregnant woman during the first trimester is 15,6% (art. 3).
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