DISCUSSION
puerperal infection
POSTPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE, PUERPERAL INFECTION, POSTPARTUM COMPLICATION, AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM
It has been reported that the prevalence of maternal postnatal anxious symptomatology was 34.5% at 1–24 weeks postpartum, and 30.8% at >24 weeks postpartum, which seriously affects maternal mental health and postpartum quality of life (Cena et al., In addition, our study also found that the GSEs score of the Observation‐group was higher than that of the Control‐group. Previous study by Wang et al. (Postpartum complications of CS mainly include puerperal infection, postpartum haemorrhage, amniotic fluid embolism, etc (Gonzalo‐Carballes et al., Moreover, our study also found that the postpartum FSS and EPDS of the Observation‐group were lower than those of the Control‐group (This study has several limitations, such as a small sample size, few observation indicators and no long‐term postpartum follow‐up, which may make the conclusion one‐sided and limited. Additionally, the study was performed during the period of the COVID‐19 pandemic which had an impact on the perinatal care system and on the mental health of pregnant women, which may affect the results. Therefore, the follow‐up multi‐center and large‐scale studies are needed to comprehensively analyse the perioperative psychological and emotional state and psychological intervention effect on women undergoing CS.