Korey Capozza, Michelle Tu, Alan Schwartz, Jodi L Johnson, Mónica Ladner
Patients' and Caregivers' Experiences Navigating the Burden of Atopic Dermatitis in Argentina
Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania)
depression common mental disorder burden antenatal depression higher developing countries 20 compared developed ones 10 15 ethiopia around onefifth pregnant mothers depressed despite severity problem studies done ethiopia study done arba minch problem assess magnitude associated factors antenatal depressive symptoms among pregnant women attending public health facilities arba minch town southern nations nationalities peoples region ethiopia 2018 health institution based crosssectional study design used assess magnitude associated factors antenatal depression among 323 pregnant mothers came antenatal care followup public health facilities arba minch town systematic random sampling technique applied interviewer administered pretested structured questionnaire containing edinburgh postpartum depression scale utilized epi info used enter data data analyzed logistic regression using spss variables pvalue less 02 bivariate logistic regression inserted multivariable analysis see independent effect pvalue less 005 used determine significant association dependent independent variables magnitude antenatal depression 354 variables significantly associated antenatal depression multivariate analysis anxiety aor 549 95ci 256 1177 unplanned pregnancy aor 271 95ci 121 607 primigravida aor 296 95ci 128 68 similarly uneducated mothers attend elementary school aor 492 95 ci 1361773 aor 404955ci 123 1339 respectively magnitude antenatal depression intimate partner violence threatening life event arba minch town high anxiety unplanned pregnancy educational status primigravida significantly associated factors depression mechanism routine screening management antenatal depression intimate partner violence antenatal care followup