Importance of Psychological Aspects of Care in Midwifery Practice

Description

This book is a comprehensive handbook for couples who want to have their first or second child, as well as those who are struggling with infertility. This should benefit not just the couples who are having difficulties, but also their relatives and friends. This book is an excellent resource for learning fundamental psychological ideas in a focused manner, clearly explaining how the explanatory concepts may be used in modern day midwifery practise situations. This book contains evidence-based information on how to treat hypertension in pregnant women, as well as vital background material on the aetiology, risk factors, and pathophysiology of these illnesses. For easy reference on diagnostic criteria, medications, and adverse effects, there are associated algorithms, tables, and lists. Fibroids are the most prevalent benign tumours in women of reproductive age's vaginal organs. The use of assisted reproductive technologies to achieve reproductive function later in life leads to an increase in the frequency of pregnancies complicated with fibroids. During pregnancy, their size may alter, although the changes are usually minor. During the puerperium, most fibroids cease growing or start to shrink. Fibroids' impact on pregnancy is determined by their quantity, size, and location. Perinatal difficulties are caused by a variety of processes that are not completely understood. We hope that this book may shine a light on this uncharted territory of pregnancy.