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Common Dermatoses of Pregnancy
The Journal of Perinatal & Neonatal Nursing, 2000Awareness of pregnancy-related skin changes can facilitate improved care of women during pregnancy by identifying those skin changes that require further evaluation. Women experience significant endocrine and metabolic changes during pregnancy that can cause both physiologic and pathologic alterations in the skin, nails, and hair. This review discusses
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2019
Pregnancy dermatoses describe a set of extremely pruritic dermatologic disorders that uniquely present in the gestational period. Those who care for pregnant women are left to try to differentiate these conditions. They are pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy (PUPPP), pemphigoid gestationis, atopic eruption of pregnancy, and ...
Renell S. Dupree, Stephen Smith
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Pregnancy dermatoses describe a set of extremely pruritic dermatologic disorders that uniquely present in the gestational period. Those who care for pregnant women are left to try to differentiate these conditions. They are pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy (PUPPP), pemphigoid gestationis, atopic eruption of pregnancy, and ...
Renell S. Dupree, Stephen Smith
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American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, 2011
Some aspects regarding the etiology and the nosologic classification of various pregnancy dermatoses are highly controversial. While some authors highlight the existence of premises allowing several skin disorders to be re-grouped within broader disease concepts, others underline the absence of clear, undisputed etiopathogenetic data that could support
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Some aspects regarding the etiology and the nosologic classification of various pregnancy dermatoses are highly controversial. While some authors highlight the existence of premises allowing several skin disorders to be re-grouped within broader disease concepts, others underline the absence of clear, undisputed etiopathogenetic data that could support
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Zeitschrift fur Hautkrankheiten, 1988
Dermatoses of pregnancy are relatively rare. The terminology becomes increasingly confusing, as only few of these skin eruptions are proved entities. Apart from pruritus gravidarum and herpes gestationis (pemphigoid gestationis), the symptoms of dermatoses of pregnancy should be classified according to polymorphic exanthema, which are characterized by ...
R, Milbradt, F R, Ochsendorf
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Dermatoses of pregnancy are relatively rare. The terminology becomes increasingly confusing, as only few of these skin eruptions are proved entities. Apart from pruritus gravidarum and herpes gestationis (pemphigoid gestationis), the symptoms of dermatoses of pregnancy should be classified according to polymorphic exanthema, which are characterized by ...
R, Milbradt, F R, Ochsendorf
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1999
S A, Vaughan Jones, M M, Black
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S A, Vaughan Jones, M M, Black
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2018
The hormonal, immunological, and mechanical adaptations that occur during pregnancy to accommodate the growing fetus cause noticeable changes in maternal skin, modulated by various factors. These alterations of skin and its appendages that manifest during pregnancy are considered physiological [1, 2].
Jaheersha Pakran, Anwar Al Hammadi
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The hormonal, immunological, and mechanical adaptations that occur during pregnancy to accommodate the growing fetus cause noticeable changes in maternal skin, modulated by various factors. These alterations of skin and its appendages that manifest during pregnancy are considered physiological [1, 2].
Jaheersha Pakran, Anwar Al Hammadi
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Akusherstvo i ginekologiia, 2005
A number of immunological, endocrine, metabolic and vascular changes with various influences on the skin occur in the organism during pregnancy. The specific dermatoses of pregnancy are a heterogenous group of diseases with a different impact on both mother and child.
S, Vŭlkova, S, Tanchev, G, Radoslavova
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A number of immunological, endocrine, metabolic and vascular changes with various influences on the skin occur in the organism during pregnancy. The specific dermatoses of pregnancy are a heterogenous group of diseases with a different impact on both mother and child.
S, Vŭlkova, S, Tanchev, G, Radoslavova
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Update on dermatoses of pregnancy
International Journal of Dermatology, 2012Emily, Warshauer, Mary, Mercurio
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American family physician, 1988
Hormonal alterations contribute to the physiologic skin changes in pregnancy, which include hyperpigmentation and melasma, striae gravidarum and vascular phenomena, such as spiders, palmar erythema and varicosities. Hair, nails and sweat glands may also be affected. Dermatoses associated with pregnancy include herpes gestationis, impetigo herpetiformis,
V K, Sodhi, W F, Sausker
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Hormonal alterations contribute to the physiologic skin changes in pregnancy, which include hyperpigmentation and melasma, striae gravidarum and vascular phenomena, such as spiders, palmar erythema and varicosities. Hair, nails and sweat glands may also be affected. Dermatoses associated with pregnancy include herpes gestationis, impetigo herpetiformis,
V K, Sodhi, W F, Sausker
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