Fear and experience of childbirth among women who conceived with donated oocytes: a prospective cohort study

Sälevaara, Mari; Punamäki, Raija‐Leena; Poikkeus, Piia; Flykt, Marjo; Tulppala, Maija; Tiitinen, Aila

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“…Operative deliveries are known risk factors for postpartum depression. In a separate analysis of childbirth experience among OD mothers using this data set, we found that acute operative delivery (acute/emergency cesarean or vacuum extraction) negatively influenced OD mothers’ satisfaction with delivery, but not IVF/ICSI mothers or NC mothers . In this study, however, the length of hospitalization after delivery was longer among OD women than among IVF/ICSI and NC women.…”

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The mental health of mothers and fathers during pregnancy and early parenthood after successful oocyte donation treatment: A nested case‐control study

Sälevaara

Punamäki

Unkila‐Kallio

et al. 2018

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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“…All of this care potentially alleviates couples’ distress before becoming pregnant and early during pregnancy. This was shown in an earlier analysis based on the same data set, as OD mothers reported lower levels of pregnancy‐specific anxiety and concerns about the infant well‐being compared with IVF/ICSI or NC groups …”

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The mental health of mothers and fathers during pregnancy and early parenthood after successful oocyte donation treatment: A nested case‐control study

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Punamäki

Unkila‐Kallio

et al. 2018

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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Women’s needs in their journey toward motherhood via oocyte donation: A mixed methods systematic review

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Taghipour²,

Ebrahimipour³

et al. 2023

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Background: Given the significant changes in family formation through donation procedures, providing an optimal level of care that is responsive to the needs of mothers who get pregnant via oocyte donation is pivotal to improve their maternal role. Therefore, it is necessary to recognize the needs of oocyte donation mothers to address their specific needs. Objective: This study aimed to review the needs of women in their journey toward motherhood via oocyte donation. Materials and Methods: In this systematic review, which followed the updated Joanna Briggs Institute’s methodological guidance for conducting a mixed methods systematic review, the quantitative observational and qualitative studies were searched through databases including PubMed, Web of Science, PsycINFO, the Cochran Library, and Google Scholar search engine. Letters to the editor, commentaries, magazine articles, articles without full text and abstracts presented in congresses were excluded. All English-language articles related to the needs of oocyte donation mothers, without time limitations, were reviewed. The eligible studies were critically appraised independently by 2 researchers. Results: 4649 records were identified from those 18 articles that were finally included in the review. The needs of oocyte donation mothers comprised 8 categories: The need for special services in fertility clinics, the need to improve the quality of care, the need for emotional support and psychological consultation, information needs, the need for financial support, the need for disclosure counseling, educational needs, and the need for sociocultural and religious support. Conclusion: This review suggests various needs of oocyte donation mothers. The results can be used in carefully planning supportive programs for this vulnerable population. Key words: Need, Women, Oocyte donation, Motherhood.

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Fear and experience of childbirth among women who conceived with donated oocytes: a prospective cohort study

Abstract: After receiving adequate support prior to OD treatment, the women require no more support with fear of childbirth than other pregnant women, but they may require support after acute operative deliveries.

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The mental health of mothers and fathers during pregnancy and early parenthood after successful oocyte donation treatment: A nested case‐control study

The mental health of mothers and fathers during pregnancy and early parenthood after successful oocyte donation treatment: A nested case‐control study

Women’s needs in their journey toward motherhood via oocyte donation: A mixed methods systematic review

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