Characteristics of all participants:
In this study, we approached 174 pregnant and 117 nonpregnant women, none of them were health care workers and diagnosed with coronavirus disease. The sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the participants are summarized in Table 1. Pregnant women, were younger than non pregnant women (28,48±5,73 vs32,05±10,58, p=0,02) and the number of nonemployed was higher (24,77%vs 43,6%, p= 0,003). Educational status of pregnant women was lower than nonpregnant women (p=0,001).
The participant’s who were pregnant lived with an average number of 3 (max 16) and non-pregnant participants lived with an an average of 4 (max 8) people in their house. 9 of the pregnant women said a Covid-19 patient lived with them and all of these women said they could isolate themselves from this person at home.