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The differentiated medicament correction of psychoemotional infringements at the induced pregnancy
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 April 2020
Abstract
to prove a choice of the differentiated medicament correction of psychoemotional infringements at the induced pregnancy for complex preventive maintenance of dysadaptation mother-fetus systems.
the research carried out in 2 groups - the basic group -90 patients with induced pregnancy, observed in SCOGP, the control group - 20 urban women with the spontaneously coming pregnancy in I, II, III gestational trimesters. The psycho-diagnostic testing with using of a technique of T. Nemchin, Spilberger's, modified Individual Questionnaire of Bechter's Institute and Minnesota of Multilateral Person Investigation is carried out.
Among the patients with induced pregnancy two groups are selected:
• first - (57,3%) - with the moderately expressed level of psychological voltage, high jet and personal uneasiness, with sensitive type of attitude to pregnancy, the features of the person which are coming nearer a psychopathic circle;
• second - (42,7%) - with low levels of psychological voltage, average level jet and personal uneasiness, with a melancholic type of attitude to pregnancy, with astheno-neurosal person reactions.
The interrelation between features of current, outcomes of induced pregnancy and type of psychoemotional infringements are revealed, where frequency and spectrum of obstetrician pathologies at patients of second groups were authentically above (p <0,05), than at patients of first group.
Obtained data prove application of sedative (?agne ?6) and nootrops (EGb 761) preparations for correction of psychoemotional infringements at induced pregnancy for complex preventive maintenance of dysadaptation mother-fetus systems.
- Type
- Poster Session 1: Antipsychotic Medications
- Information
- European Psychiatry , Volume 22 , Issue S1: 15th AEP Congress - Abstract book - 15th AEP Congress , March 2007 , pp. S159
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- Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2007
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