Post-natal psychiatric morbidity

Ante-natal and Post-natal Care

glucose thlirapy is call(ed forIt' rar l ese \IIIvt'lee these measures fail, abortioni hias to he iln(luce(l. Ana.stlhsia is e1-r (lamngerous in these cases. (Gas and oxygen sihouldl be chloseln. Results of Treabtne ii t .-Ou)t of 790 patientIs admitted to III \ wards at the Ri)va Maternity HIospital from ulgust, 1988, till tI e end of 198-, tliirteen] cases were admitte(d as hlypercmesis. Of t...

Psychiatric Morbidity Following Neurocysticercosis

A Case of cerebral neurocysticercosis reported with manic episode on first presentation which was confirmed after CT scan of Brain. Psychiatric manifestation showed a gradual decline following treatment with medication. Normal social and occupational functioning was ensured by prolonged treatment with Mood Stabilizer.

Psychiatric co-morbidity & diabetes.

Diabetes mellitus as well as psychiatric disorders are common. These may occur with one another and/or one may worsen the other. Psychological stress may follow screening for diabetes, as well as when diabetes is first identified. Acting through the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis, stress may initiate or worsen hyperglycaemia. Depression may be a risk factor for the development of diabetes; ...

The Principles of Ante-Natal and Post-Natal Child Hygiene

This is the most complete textbook on the subject child hygiene that we have yet seen. No aspect of the subject is left untouched. The author has a wide knowledge of child hygiene and communicates his knowledge in an easy but elegant, literary style. Despite ^e detail, it is a very readable book. The illustrations are numerous and add greatly to the interest of the book. ?The history and develo...

Influence of the pre-natal environment on post-natal growth.