Medicine · 7 authors, 1 centre
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In a randomized study of 130 PCOS patients, those receiving comprehensive nursing intervention showed a significantly higher clinical pregnancy rate than those receiving routine care. The intervention group also showed lower SAS/SDS anxiety and depression scores and lower serum and follicular fluid amyloid-related protein and CRP levels after intervention.
This randomized controlled study enrolled 130 patients with PCOS admitted between April 2021 and March 2023, evenly divided via random number table into a control group receiving routine care and a study group receiving comprehensive nursing intervention. The study group showed significantly better IVF rate and pregnancy rate than controls (P < .05). After intervention, SAS and SDS scores in the study group were significantly lower than in the control group (P < .05). Serum and follicular fluid amyloid-related protein and CRP levels were also significantly lower in the study group after intervention (P < .05). The authors conclude that comprehensive care increases IVF probability, improves pregnancy outcomes, and reduces negative emotions in PCOS patients.
