Association of depression, anxiety, and insomnia in hypertensive disorders in pregnant women

Key Points

• Insomnia occurs at higher rates in women with hypertensive disorders during pregnancy, linked to anxiety and depression.
• History of hypertensive disorders increases depression and anxiety risks, especially with limited spousal support and PSQI > 5.
• Assessment of psychological indicators shows significant associations between insomnia and mental health conditions in this group.
• Understanding these relationships highlights the need for mental health support for pregnant women with hypertensive disorders.

Abstract