Contemporary Nursing

Objective analysis of psychological emotions in infertility spouse. Methods Randomly selected 30 cases among the infertility patients who were treated in our hospital as the experimental group and 30 cases of spouse spouses who randomly extracted normal pregnancy (all from January 2021 to October 2021). Objects, use the anxiety self-evaluation table (SAS), depression self-evaluation table (SDS), psychological tough scale, Locke-Wollances marriage debugging in the form of a survey of question volume Assessing, asking the scroll data to import Excel data software, and then use SPSS26.0 statistical software for medical statistical analysis and processing. The analysis adopts T test. P <0.05 believes that the difference is statistically significant. Result, the spouse and normal pregnancy spouse spouse infected with anxiety, depression, psychological toughness, and marriage debugging were significantly statistically significant (P <0.05). Conclusion Infertile patient spouses are prone to anxiety and depression than normal pregnancy spouses, and at the same time have low psychological toughness and marriage. Therefore, in the clinical work process, they must also pay attention to the emotions of the spouse of infertile patients and give timely intervention to avoid affecting conception.

Pregnancy; Spouse infertility patients; Emotion; Intervention