Healthcare for Pregnant Women with Skin Diseases

September 2015

Ivana Bratanić

skin diseases physiological changes non-specific dermatoses pregnancy-specific dermatoses pemphigoid gestationis intrahepatic cholestasis atopic eruptions

TLDR Proper care and understanding of skin diseases in pregnant women are crucial for their health and recovery.

Ivana Bratanić's thesis discussed the healthcare of pregnant women with skin diseases, categorizing skin changes into physiological changes, non-specific dermatoses, and pregnancy-specific dermatoses. It highlighted the importance of understanding these changes for proper diagnosis and treatment, noting that some conditions may persist post-pregnancy. The document detailed various conditions, including pemphigoid gestationis, intrahepatic cholestasis, and atopic eruptions, emphasizing the need for careful medication use to avoid fetal harm. It underscored the critical role of nurses in diagnosing, planning, and providing care, highlighting their skills and timely interventions in improving the recovery and overall psychophysical state of pregnant women with skin conditions.

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