Pregnancy can be a particularly difficult time to develop symptoms of a major mental illness. Psychiatric symptoms can impair a woman's ability to manage the profound changes accompanying the birth of a child. Mental illness can adversely affect nutrition, prenatal care, and obstetric outcome. If ...
Mental illness in pregnancy British Journal of MidwiferyAndrews K
Infertility treatment and postpartum mental illness: a population-based cohort study. C open. 2022;10:E430–8. Article Google Scholar Smith I, O’Dea G, Demmer DH, Youssef G, Craigie G, Francis LM, et al. Associations between unintended fatherhood and paternal mental health problems: a ...
MENTAL ILLNESS FOLLOWING PREGNANCYVon Hagen, Karl O.The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
We investigated mental health risks during pregnancy and parenthood in parents who conceived unintentionally or through fertility treatment compared to those who conceived naturally and intentionally. Methods We conducted a web-based study with 10,000 adults ≥ 18 years old, either pregnant or ...
A new study led by a University of Toronto researcher has found that women with chronic physical conditions are more likely to experience mental illness during pregnancy or shortly after giving birth.
Policies that increase mental health provider and clinic capacity to address pregnancy and parenting can dramatically improve care for women living with mental illness, which would ultimately advance maternal and child outcomes, said Dr. Nichole Goodsmith, psychiatrist and health services researcher at Ve...
We are also aware that other conditions, such as mental illness can dominate or at minimum complicate the nature and nurture balance. In the process of addressing these mental health issues, the incidence and rate of observed mental health disorders among pregnant adolescents is covered. Then, ...
Prevalence of mental illness among women incarcerated in five California county jails 来自 ResearchGate 喜欢 0 阅读量: 32 作者:P Washington,RJ Diamond 摘要: This article summarizes what is known today about women's imprisonment while being mindful of the historical and social backdrop. Section I ...
Conclusion: An understanding of the experiences of pregnancy and motherhood for women with severe mental illness can inform service development and provision to ensure the needs of women and their families are met.L.M.