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Impact of Pregnancy on Self-Efficacy and Personal Competence in the Context of Risk of Depression, Mental Health Status, and Satisfaction with Life.

Agnieszka Kułak BejdaI Lknur Aydin AvciDilek Çelik ErenLambrini KourkoutaAreti TsaloglidouKonstantinos KoukourikosAndriej SzpakowNatallia KhvorykLiudmila HutsikavaNapoleon Waszkiewicz
Published in: Journal of clinical medicine (2024)
The highest risk of depression was shown in the control group and amongst pregnant and postpartum women in Turkey and Greece, and the lowest such risk was in Poland. Pregnant and postpartum women showed by far the highest satisfaction with life in Turkey and the lowest in women from Greece. The risk of depression, the level of satisfaction with life, and the mental health of pregnant women were not influenced by the type of last delivery. However, the duration of the last delivery influenced the group from Belarus, and having children affected the mental health of women in the group from Turkey.
Keyphrases
  • mental health
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • pregnant women
  • polycystic ovary syndrome
  • depressive symptoms
  • breast cancer risk
  • cervical cancer screening
  • sleep quality
  • young adults
  • insulin resistance