Journal of International Psychiatry

Abstract: Objective: To explore the gender differences in stress factors of psychiatric factors in infertility patients, to establish relevant psychological interventions, and to observe the effect of intervention.Methods: 150 cases of infertility patients were selected, and the emotional status, depression and anxiety were observed by questionnaire.The patients were divided into observation group (psychological intervention), control group (routine nursing), 75 cases were compared, compared between the two groups before and after treatment of life satisfaction and success rate of conception.Results: Male was mainly characterized by fatigue, anger and extroversion, and there was significant difference compared with female (P <0.05).The total score (156.74 ± 29.46) in the observation group was significantly higher than that in the control group (P <0.05). The scores of the patients in the observation group were significantly higher than those in the control group (140.37 ± 20.14) points (t = -4.167, P = 0.000).The success rate of conception after treatment was 77.33% (58 cases). The success rate of conception after treatment was 61.33% (46 cases).The observation group was significantly higher than the control group (χ² = 4.515, P = 0.033).Conclusion: Infertility has different sources of stress for different factors. For different sex patients, it is necessary to distinguish the source of stress and establish reasonable psychological intervention mechanism to help patients acquire subjective well-being and good success rate of pregnancy.

Key words: infertility; mental factors; psychological intervention;