Cohort study indicates depressive symptoms during pregnancy affect marital satisfaction, suggesting early interventions needed.
Psychosocial factors during pregnancy, including depressive symptoms, economic hardship, and perceived domestic burden, were significantly associated with subsequent changes in marital satisfaction. These findings underscore the importance of early mental health screening and supportive interventions for expectant couples.
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