“Effect Of QOL During 1st Trimester Of Pregnancy On Birth Weight Of New Born”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47750/pnr.2022.13.S02.255Keywords:
Quality Of Life, 1st trimester of pregnancy, Birth weight of new bornAbstract
Objective:
1. To assess the QOL during 1st trimester of pregnancy
2. To assess the effect of quality of life on birth weight of new born.
Methods: An observational research approach with Prospective research design with consecutive sampling technique was used to
select samples. Antenatal woman who had booked at 12 or before 12 weeks of pregnancy with singleton pregnancy were included in
the study. Study conducted after approval of Ethics Committee of Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Deemed to be University
Karad conducted at Krishna Hospital & MRC, Karad Written consent was obtained To assess the quality of life standardized
WHOQOL tool was used with proper permission from concerned authority. Data analysis- Gathered data was analyzed by utilizing the
SPSS20 version
RESULTS: Overall perceived QOL score in NBW is significantly high than LBW with Mean ± SD of NBW 4.40±0.49, LBW-
4.14±0.57 (t value=2.712, P value=0.0076). Overall perceived health score in NBW and LBW are similar with (t value=1.744, P
value=0.837). At Physical domain score in NBW is significantly high than LBW with Mean ± SD of NBW 80.90±11.91, LBW-
70.34±11.36 (t value=4.934, P value=<0.0001). At Psychological domain score in NBW is significantly high than LBW with Mean
± SD of NBW 80.47±13.07, LBW-75.64±9.18 (t value=2.262, P value= 0.0255). At Social relationships domain score in NBW is
significantly high than LBW with Mean ± SD of NBW 83.31±13.80, LBW-77.76±11.48 (t value=2.347, P value= 0.0205). At
Environment domain score in NBW is significantly high than LBW with Mean ± SD of NBW 81.77±10.48, LBW-72.9±7.39 (t
value=5.175, P value= <0.0001).
CONCLUSION: Means score of Quality Of Life during 1st trimesters of pregnancy in mothers who gave birth to Normal Birth Weight
babies was higher than the mothers who gave birth to Low Birth Weight babies.