Titlebook: Women‘s Mood Disorders; A Clinician’s Guide Elizabeth Cox Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Hyperemesis Gravidum.IVF.Miscarria

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Special Considerations: Hyperemesis Gravidarum,at can last throughout pregnancy. HG is one of the most common causes of hospitalization in early pregnancy. The psychosocial burden of HG is immense for many women, and women with HG report significantly higher levels of anxiety, stress, and depressive symptoms during pregnancy than women without H

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Special Considerations: Grief and Loss,hing parents. In addition to grief and bereavement, birthing parents who have experienced perinatal loss may develop clinically significant symptoms of anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic stress. Psychological sequelae, assessment, and treatment are discussed.

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Perinatal Patients with Symptoms of Anxiety, The discussed anxiety disorders include generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and illness anxiety disorder as encountered in the perinatal period including pregnancy and 12?months’ postpartum. Suggestions for provider advocacy during increased rates of intimate partner violence during COVID

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Perinatal Patients with Manic Symptoms,nical psychiatry. This is especially true in and around pregnancy, when individuals may present with their first major affective episodes, including manic episodes. There is significant overlap in the emotional and behavioral manifestations of hormonal changes due to pregnancy and delivery, the chal

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Substance Use Disorders in Pregnancy and Lactation,ing mental health condition. Women who have substance use disorders and/or mental health disorders during and after pregnancy often face tremendous stigma and discrimination that impacts their ability to seek and engage in treatment. When women receive integrated medical and behavioral health care f

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Eating Disorders in Pregnancy and Lactation,tative studies showing women’s experiences with eating disorders prior to pregnancy, during pregnancy, and in the postpartum period. In general, eating disorders can negatively affect a pregnancy and health of the mother and fetus. These mothers are often at risk for postpartum depression, and their

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Trauma and PTSD in the Perinatal Period,t risks remain largely underassessed and undertreated perinatally. Health professionals interfacing with perinatal populations are uniquely situated to promote healing and mitigate risks for trauma survivors, their infants, and families; providers can do so by understanding the perinatal prevalence