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Study aim
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Determining the effect of virtual reality on the severity of perceived hospital worry, anxiety and depression and the rate of pregnancy in women who are candidates for intrauterine sperm insemination.
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Design
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The clinical trial with intervention and control groups, single blind, randomized, on 114 patients, will be used for randomization by random allocation rule.
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Settings and conduct
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Location: Infertility Clinic, Kausar Hospital, Urmia . Methodology: completion of relevant questionnaires before and after the process of sperm transfer by all the people in the intervention and control groups, and the people in the intervention group benefited from virtual reality glasses with soothing content and images for 30 minutes together. Onesided blind study: selection of white envelopes with no name and sign determining the group with the presence of a person other than the researcher and leaving the participant unaware of the content inside the envelope.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: not having children at home, the first experience of treatment with intrauterine sperm insemination, infertility of female origin, not having vision, hearing and movement disorders.
Exclusion and nonentry criteria are male infertility, refusal to continue participating in the research.
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Intervention groups
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Completion of hospital anxiety and depression and worry questionnaires by all participants before and after the sperm transfer process, the benefit of the intervention group for 20 minutes before the start of the transfer process and 10 minutes during the transfer from the virtual reality glasses and the benefit of the people The control group only received standard care
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Main outcome variables
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The possibility of reducing the severity of worry and hospital anxiety and depression and the possibility of increasing positive pregnancy test results after using virtual reality glasses.