Dermatoses of Pregnancy and Nursing Care

Year 2021, Volume: 8 Issue: 1, 38 - 50, 30.06.2021

Özlem Karabulutlu , Cuma Demir

https://doi.org/10.48138/cjo.940888

Abstract

The complex physiologic changes occuring in pregnancy due to start some specific skin disorders of pregnancy. The specific dermatoses of pregnancy are composed of pruritic, heterogenous group of diseases that are not defined clearly and encountered only during pregnancy and postpartum period. Whereas some dermatoses are distressing only to the mother because of severe pruritus, others are associated with fetal risks, including fetal distress, prematurity and stillbirth. This review discusses the various pregnancy dermatoses, their management and nursing care.

Keywords

Dermatose, pregnancy, pruritus, Skin Changes, nursing care

Gebelik Dermatozları ve Hemşirelik Bakımı

Abstract

Gebelikte meydana gelen kompleks fizyolojik değişiklikler gebeliğe özgü bazı deri hastalıklarının başlamasına neden olur. Gebeliğe özel dermatozlar, yalnızca gebelik ve postpartum dönemde görülen, iyi tanımlanmamış, kaşıntılı heterojen bir grup hastalıktan oluşmaktadırlar. Bazı dermatozlar şiddetli kaşıntı nedeni ile sadece anneyi etkilerken, diğerleri fetal distress, prematürite ve ölü doğum gibi fetal riskler taşır. Bu derlemede çeşitli gebelik dermatozları, tedavileri ve hemşirelik bakımı tartışılmaktadır.

Keywords

Deri Hastalıkları, Gebelik, Kaşıntı, Cilt Değişiklikleri, Hemşirelik Bakımı

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