Investigating relationship between stress, anxiety and depression with birth growth indexes in pregnant women with COVID-19

Background: Pregnancy can be affected by various psychological factors. These factors have adverse effects on the woman, her fetus. While COVID-19 is a new threatening subjects with less information yet. Therefore, This study conducted to determine relationship between stress, anxiety and depression birth indices in pregnant women admitted coronary care unit of hospitals Kerman province 2020. Methods: descriptive analytical across-sectional carried out Kerman, Iran The research samples were 315 mothers Covid-19 who hospitalized critical wards hospitals. entered convenience method. gathering tool was questionnaire two parts included demographic data DASS-21 questioner. Collected analysed SPSS version 18.0 .The Significance level considered 0.05. Results: results showed that terms depression, 23.5% severe status, 47.6% very status finally 29.2% stress. variables statistically inversely related weight height at (P< 0.05), but other indicators not significantly related(P>0.05). Conclusions: Regard neonatal outcomes patients . It recommended consider such as mental health screening programs strategies reduce these mothers, To health-treatment officials country. Key-words: Coronavirus-Stress-Anxiety-Depression-Pregnancy-Birth Index, DASS-21.