Nurse-Led Staged Art Therapy Effects on Psychological Distress and Pregnancy Outcomes in AIH: RCT

Music therapy is a comprehensive therapy that integrates musicology, psychology and medicine. It is an application and development outside the field of traditional art appreciation and aesthetics . Clinical studies have shown that music therapy can improve the patient 's sense of tension, relieve anxiety, and has a certain effect of auxiliary analgesia. At the same time, music therapy is easy to operate, economical and feasible, non-invasive and safe , and improves physical and mental health. Music therapy can work through the hypothalamus-pituitary and other multi-system cross-activity, arouse the patient 's pleasant thoughts and emotional experience, and has the function of regulating psychology and physiology . Many studies at home and abroad have shown that most infertility patients have negative emotions, such as anxiety and depression For Chinese women, affected by the traditional culture of " no filial piety, no filial piety, no filial piety, " patients are under greater reproductive pressure. Many studies have confirmed that psychological stress can affect the function of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, inhibit the secretion of gonadotropins by the pituitary gland, interfere with follicular growth, affect the developmental potential of oocytes and embryos, and thus affect reproductive function . Psychological stress can also interfere with embryo implantation by inhibiting endometrial receptivity . Anxiety can promote sympathetic nerve excitation, release more catecholamines, hinder the growth of follicles in the ovary and the secretion of luteinizing hormone, and affect the clinical effect of superovulation. The decrease of estrogen and progesterone secretion affects the number and quality of follicles and the development of endometrium, thus reducing the pregnancy rate Long-term depression can also endanger physical health, destroy pregnancy outcomes, and lead to abortion. With the development of medicine, the ' biological-psychological-social ' m