Modern Perspectives in Psycho-obstetrics

abortion accepted activity anxiety appear attitudes baby become birth breast breast-feeding cause changes child childbirth clinical common concerned condition considered contraceptive course cravings cultures delivery dependent depression difficult disorders doctor early effect emotional evidence expectant experience expressed fact factors father fear feeding feelings female girls give given hormones hospital human husband important increase indicated individual infant interest involved labour later less male marriage maternal maternal behavior method months mother nature normal nursing observed obstetric occur pain parents particularly patient period personality physical position possible practice pregnancy present problems psychiatric psychological reactions referred regarded relationship reported response result role sexual showed social spontaneous abortion stress suffer suggest symptoms termination tion United usually vomiting wife woman women young