Amelia Gangemi, Francesco Mancini, Reuven Dar
An experimental re-examination of the inferential confusion hypothesis of obsessive-compulsive doubt
Journal of behavior therapy and experimental psychiatry
patients depressed mental disorders may experience lack interest pleasure poor mood feelings guilt unworthiness sleep appetite disturbances easy fatigability based degree condition depression classed mild moderate severe maternal depression common psychiatric condition pregnancy harmful effects serious ramifications mother fetus almost one every four women experience depression point life majority occur childbearing years studies reports showed antenatal depression common maternal problem ethiopia reported antenatal depression ranges ethiopia 1904 2992 assess prevalence maternal depression associated factors among antenatal care attendants wolayta sodo teaching referral hospital southern ethiopia health facility based crosssectional study conducted wolayta sodo teaching referral hospital may 01 30 2018 data collected face face interview exit antenatal care unit using structured questionnaire checklist adopted patient health questionnaire phq9 data collected 309 antenatal attendant mothers using systematic random sampling either mother binary multivariable logistic regression model employed identify factors associated maternal depression pvalue 005 level significant depression among pregnant mother found 272 95 cl 22 32 womens level education elementary school aor 635 95cl 232 1738 completing high school aor 335 95cl 133 847 associated maternal depression whereas good husband support protective maternal depression aor 04 95cl 019 083 also using substance pregnancy period protective maternal depression aor 039 95ci 019 077 frequency mother depression community greater previous ethiopian studies reported maternal depression linked womans level education husband support substance usage suggested health care providers regarding pregnant women emphasize importance husband support substance usage women level education