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[Metaphylaxis of puerperal disorders in cattle].

DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 1991
The effects of metaphylactic measures in cattle herds with the aim of diminishing puerperal disturbances and ensurement of high reproductive performance were studied. About 5000 cows in more than 30 groups (experimental and controls) were included into the clinical investigations.
K, Eulenberger, K, Eulenberger, J, Schulz, M, Wolf   +3 more
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[Psychiatric disorders in pregnant and puerperal women].

Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde, 2006
The most frequently occurring pre- and postpartum psychiatric disorders are depression and, to a lesser degree, panic disorder and psychosis. Apart from the negative effects on the psychological well-being of the mother, these psychiatric disorders may also result in obstetric complications and an impaired mother-infant relationship.
A, Wewerinke, A, Honig, M H B, Heres, J M B, Wennink   +3 more
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Searching the puerperal trigger of bipolar disorder

Bipolar Disorders, 2021
Verinder Sharma, Dwight Mazmanian
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Puerperal psychiatric disorders in Nigerian women.

East African medical journal, 1992
Forty-two cases of psychiatric disorders occurring within six-months of childbirth and seen over a 15-month period were studied retrospectively. The majority of the cases were less than 30 years old, married and primiparous. There was a preponderance of schizophrenic over other psychiatric syndromes.
A B, Adewunmi, O, Gureje
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Is puerperal psychosis the same as bipolar manic-depressive disorder? A family study

Psychological Medicine, 1989
SynopsisThe first degree relatives of three groups of women were interviewed; 51 women who had had an illness within two weeks of childbirth and no non-puerperal episodes (the puerperal group), 33 who had puerperal and non-puerperal episodes (the mixed group), and 19 women with bipolar manic-depressive disorder who had non-puerperal episodes only (the ...
C, Dean, R J, Williams, I F, Brockington
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Methods of early recognition of puerperal and fertility disorders in the sow

Livestock Production Science, 1983
Abstract Under field conditions an assessment was made of the degree to which the urine test, with quick and simple screening methods, can be used as a suitable technique for early detections of puerperal diseases in sows. Moreover, there should be a clarification of the importance of and the relationship between bacteriuria during pregnancy and ...
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[Role of electroshock therapy in puerperal mental disorders].

Annales medico-psychologiques, 1991
Ten cases of psychotic patients requiring electroconvulsivotherapy (ECT) are reported during pregnancy and puerperium. The interest and the safety of ECT are confirmed. ECT is principally indicated in severe cases and in typical or atypical mood disorders.
J M, Vanelle, O, Bouvet, P, Brochier, G, Allouche, F, Rouillon, H, Lôo   +5 more
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Disordered Households: Puerperal Insanity and the Bourgeois Home

2004
Nervous irritation is very common after delivery, more especially among fashionable ladies, and this may exist in any degree between mere peevishness and downright madness. Some women, though naturally amiable and good tempered, are so irritable after delivery that their husbands cannot enter their bed-rooms without getting a certain lecture; others ...
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Puerperal Affective Disorders and Response to Lithium

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1983
M T, Abou-Saleh, A, Coppen
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PUERPERAL MENTAL DISORDERS IN MANIC‐DEPRESSIVE FEMALES

Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1966
O, Bratfos, J O, Haug
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