International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics · 2023
Identifying symptom clusters among pregnant women during early and late pregnancy.
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Zhang Yunxue, Xu Xiaofang, Xie Zihui, Li Yuanyuan, Zhao Di, Lv Gaorong, Li Ping
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To investigate the status of multiple psychosomatic symptoms among women and identify symptom clusters at different gestational stages.
METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study and a consecutive sample of 557 pregnant women were recruited. They were asked to complete the Memorial Symptom Assessment Scale, and to supply sociodemographic and clinical information. Spearman correlation analysis, partial correlation networks, and hierarchical cluster analysis were carried out to identify the optimal number of symptom clusters.
RESULTS: The top five scores for symptoms in early pregnancy were nausea, lack of appetite, feeling drowsy, lack of energy, and vomiting. Weight gain, difficulty sleeping, sweating, lack of energy, and dry mouth scored high in late pregnancy. Four clusters were identified in early pregnancy, and three clusters were determined in late pregnancy.
CONCLUSIONS: Women experience multiple psychosomatic symptoms during pregnancy, and the manifestation of symptoms varies at different stages. The present study has provided new insights into symptom clusters in pregnant women.
METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study and a consecutive sample of 557 pregnant women were recruited. They were asked to complete the Memorial Symptom Assessment Scale, and to supply sociodemographic and clinical information. Spearman correlation analysis, partial correlation networks, and hierarchical cluster analysis were carried out to identify the optimal number of symptom clusters.
RESULTS: The top five scores for symptoms in early pregnancy were nausea, lack of appetite, feeling drowsy, lack of energy, and vomiting. Weight gain, difficulty sleeping, sweating, lack of energy, and dry mouth scored high in late pregnancy. Four clusters were identified in early pregnancy, and three clusters were determined in late pregnancy.
CONCLUSIONS: Women experience multiple psychosomatic symptoms during pregnancy, and the manifestation of symptoms varies at different stages. The present study has provided new insights into symptom clusters in pregnant women.