DERMATOSES OF PREGNANCY - ADAM REICH, MONIKA HEISIG, JUSTYNA SZCZĘCH

Discover a comprehensive source of knowledge on dermatoses of pregnancy, created by outstanding specialists: Adam Reich, Monika Heisig, and Justyna Szczęch. This publication is an indispensable guide for doctors of various specialties, medical students, and anyone interested in the issue of skin changes during pregnancy. It provides up-to-date information on the diagnosis, therapy, and skin care during pregnancy.

• Current classification of dermatoses taking into account the latest research and guidelines.
• Comprehensive discussion of physiological changes in the skin during pregnancy.
• Practical tips for skin care during pregnancy.
• Detailed information on the most common dermatoses, such as polymorphic eruption of pregnancy, atopic dermatitis, and pemphigoid gestationis.
• Chapters devoted to therapeutic difficulties associated with dermatological diseases in pregnancy.
• Clear and understandable presentation of the issues of urticaria, acne, erythema nodosum, and herpes gestationis.
• Valuable information on autoimmune diseases of connective tissue in pregnant women.

This publication fills a gap in the publishing market, offering general practitioners, gynecologists and obstetricians, and medical students a valuable source of knowledge on dermatoses of pregnancy. The authors have systematically and in accordance with the latest medical knowledge described skin changes that may accompany pregnant women. The following chapters describe common dermatological diseases that may cause therapeutic problems during pregnancy, mainly due to drug registration. The issues of urticaria, acne, erythema nodosum, and herpes gestationis are presented in a clear and understandable manner.

Particularly valuable is the chapter devoted to the extremely difficult issues of autoimmune diseases of connective tissue in pregnant women. All presented information is consistent with the latest literature reports and applicable guidelines. A rich photographic illustration complements the content in a valuable way. Particularly valuable is the presentation of the drugs used in tabular form, taking into account the FDA classification. This allows for quick information gathering and knowledge acquisition.

This book is not only a compendium of knowledge, but also a practical guide that will help doctors in their daily practice. Thanks to it, they will be able to more effectively diagnose and treat dermatoses of pregnancy, improving the quality of life of their patients. This publication is also a valuable source of information for medical students who want to expand their knowledge of dermatology and gynecology.