Main Findings:
This study demonstrates that, pregnant women had significantly higher anxiety STAI-S scores than the nonpregnant women. STAI-S and STAI-T scores were not statistically different in between trimester groups. Additionally the education level of the pregnant women and whether they received psychosocial support or in which trimester they were, did not make any difference between the STAI-S and STAI-T scores. Pregnants under age 20 showed significantly different scores of STAI-S with pregnants 20-30 age group and 30-40 age group. Almost half of pregnant women stated that they never leave their home. Furthermore, fear of contracting Covid-19 caused the pregnant women to avoid going to their prenatal visits. Cancelling appointments of prenatal care and the fear of going to hospital is obviously high in third trimester, that caused poor quality of antenal care.