The findings accentuate the manifold changes in the somatic sensations experienced by pregnant women throughout the GWs and imply that somatic sensations are one of the significant factors for the development of maternal-fetal attachment. This comprehensive evaluation of somatic sensations in pregnant women has considerable implications for the promotion of their physical and psychological well-being.
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