Longitudinal depressive symptoms and state anxiety among women using assisted reproductive technology
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2010.09.063
Longitudinal depressive symptoms and state anxiety among women using assisted reproductive technology
Abstract
We examined the relationship between infertility treatment and psychosocial health through a longitudinal analysis. Women who underwent FSH-IUI or IVF had higher levels of depressive symptoms and state anxiety at baseline compared with those who attempted conception naturally, and this difference persisted over time.
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