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. 2020 Aug 25;23(6):787–790. doi: 10.1007/s00737-020-01060-w

Table 2.

Frequency of anxiety and psychological distress COVID-19 reported to obstetricians

Items (N = 118), anxiety and psychological distress Often/very often, N (%) Occasionally, N (%)
Anxiety related to excessive and worrying social media messages (both reading and receiving messages) 48 (40.68%) 49 (41.53%)
Excessive anxiety and worry about contracting the infection 47 (39.83%) 57 (48.31%)
Distress due to boredom and feeling isolated 33 (27.97%) 54 (45.76%)
Feeling distressed due to missing work 28 (23.73%) 41 (34.75%)
Distress due to lack of childbirth rituals (like baby showers) because of social distancing 27 (23.08%) 55 (47.01%)
Family members not following infection control procedures 24 (20.34%) 43 (36.44%)
Lack of sleep because of anxiety 23 (19.66%) 54 (46.15%)