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Recurrent Pseudocyesis and Hypomania
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1987The case of a young woman presenting with three distinct episodes of pseudocyesis occurring concurrently with annual hypomanic illness is described, and the association between pseudocyesis and affective disorder discussed, with regard both to possible underlying psychopathology and to previously proposed psychoneuroendocrine mechanisms.
J, Taylor, A, Kreeger
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American family physician, 1984
While reports of pseudocyesis have been declining, this is still an important condition for physicians to recognize. Symptoms of pregnancy, abdominal distention, galactorrhea, amenorrhea and depression are common findings. Follow-up and counseling are necessary to assure that the patient accepts not being pregnant and the mental health is restored.
T, Zuber, J, Kelly
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While reports of pseudocyesis have been declining, this is still an important condition for physicians to recognize. Symptoms of pregnancy, abdominal distention, galactorrhea, amenorrhea and depression are common findings. Follow-up and counseling are necessary to assure that the patient accepts not being pregnant and the mental health is restored.
T, Zuber, J, Kelly
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Bulletin of the American College of Nurse-Midwives, 1970
This first prize paper of the Margaret Thomas Writing Contest was written by Rhea Fox while she was a student in maternity nursing at the University of Rochester, Department of Nursing, Rochester, N. Y.
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This first prize paper of the Margaret Thomas Writing Contest was written by Rhea Fox while she was a student in maternity nursing at the University of Rochester, Department of Nursing, Rochester, N. Y.
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Pseudocyesis in Infertile Patients
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1979ABSTRACTIn the African population, pseudocyesis is not an uncommon gynecologic disorder. The high premium on childbearing, as well as the deep‐rooted cultural belief that children are a “security of old age” and continuation of the family, exposes the infertile woman to constant stress.
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Child Stealing and Pseudocyesis
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1982Describing the occurrence of pseudocyesis and its treatment in a 15-year-old girl, Hardwick and Fitzpatrick (1981) pose the question whether there is any association between pseudocyesis and child stealing. They comment that such an association has not so far been reported.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1980
G M, Guzinski, S H, Conrad
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G M, Guzinski, S H, Conrad
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1989
JOHN PATRICK OʼGRADY, MIRIAM ROSENTHAL
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JOHN PATRICK OʼGRADY, MIRIAM ROSENTHAL
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