Men undergoing assisted reproductive technology: Relationship with medical staff and psychological experiences
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The aim of this study was to explore whether there is a link between satisfaction with the relationship with medical staff and the level of anxiety and depression in men undergoing assisted reproductive technology. Twenty-seven men participated and were assigned to two different groups, depending on whether they were “fathers” or “non-fathers”. They were first interviewed and then they completed three questionnaires. The quality of the relationship with the medical staff is negatively correlated with levels of anxiety and depression. The “non-fathers” group had significantly higher levels of anxiety and depression than the “fathers group. The importance of the relationship with the medical staff for men, in this particular context, is discussed.
Réseaux sociaux