Differences in the prevalence of mental health
obesity, depressive, anxiety
OBESITY
In the overall group, no significant differences in the prevalence of anxiety, depressive symptoms, SOC or QoL, were shown between the intervention- and control arm, neither at the end of intervention nor after 6 months follow-up.However, in the subgroup of women with a normal pre-pregnancy BMI, depressive symptoms (EPDS ≥10) after 6 months follow-up were statistically significantly less prevalent in the intervention arm compared to the control arm (16.7% vs 29.1%, P = 0.016). This difference was not shown in women with pre-pregnancy overweight or pre-pregnancy obesity.