Anxiety level and behavioral changes of all participants:
Pregnant women had significantly higher anxiety STAI state (STAI-S) scores than the nonpregnant women (43,67±10,77 vs. 39,71±9,55, p=0,01). The STAI trait (STAI-T) anxiety scores were not different between the two groups (43,57±8,07vs43,07±9,41, p=0,74). 37,9% pregnant women, 47% nonpregnant women mentioned that they could not get enough psychosocial support (Table 1).
To reduce risk of infection, 98,3% of pregnant and 98,3% of nonpregnant women wear a mask, 54,6% of pregnant, 59,8% nonpregnant wear gloves, all pregnant women wash their hands more frequent than usual, just 1,7% of nonpregnant said they wash their hands as usual. Higher number of pregnant participants answered ‘never’ to the question; “Are you going out from your house” than nonpregnant women (42,5%vs27,4%, p=<0,001) (Table1).