This case-control study compares depression and anxiety levels in husbands of women with varying pregnancy risk, highlighting the need for psychological support.
High-risk pregnancy may be an important factor in the increased prevalence of depression and anxiety in spouses of pregnant women. These findings emphasize the importance of providing supportive interventions and psychological counseling for spouses alongside pregnant women with high-risk pregnancies.
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