Features of the emotional state of married couples with recurrent pregnancy loss and their attitude to pregnancy

This study analyzes the identified features of affective disorders, as well as of family well-being and satisfaction with marriage in couples with recurrent pregnancy loss. Infertility treatment leads to increased anxiety and changes in the relationship of the spouses. With a negative experience of pregnancy loss in the past, there are changes in the couple’s behavior, emotional sphere, family relations, as well as in attitudes towards pregnancy in the process of expecting the birth of a child. This article analyzes the severity of the anxiety level in spouses with recurrent pregnancy loss in comparison with couples with a normal pregnancy. In addition, the dependence of the anxiety level on the level of satisfaction with marriage and the type of attitude to pregnancy on the part of both spouses is described.