This comprehensive case-based title takes a practical approach to treating the pregnant
patient by illustrating common and less common issues that arise during pregnancy. Outlining
how difficult it often is to discern normal changes from pathological changes in the pregnant
patient Medical Problems During Pregnancy addresses not only this core dilemma but also a full
array of specific challenging issues to consider when pregnant patients present with
conditions like epilepsy hypertension cardiac arrhythmias and renal disease - disorders
requiring medication despite some risks. Although standard best practices generally determine
medication use the practicality of medication at various stages of pregnancy is highly
variable. Medical Problems During Pregnancy outlines key points to consider when prescribing
medication and additionally offers a range of practical suggestions that can greatly improve
the physician-patient interaction. A unique and invaluable addition to the literature Medical
Problems During Pregnancy will be of great interest to practicing obstetricians primary care
clinicians family practice physicians nurse practitioners and other allied health
professionals.
