URL

http://www.bcmhsus.ca/Documents/coping-with-anxiety-during-pregnancy-and-following-the-birth.pdf

Author

Haring, Michelle

Smith, Jules E.

Bodnar, Doris

Misri, Shaila

Little, Ruth M.

Ryan, Deirdre

Place of Publication

[Vancouver, BC?]

Publisher

BC Reproductive Mental Health Program

Publication Date

2013

Physical Description

Spiral bound paperback: (unpaged).

Subject

Anxiety. Anxiety Disorders

Childbirth

Mental Health

Anxiety

Abstract

This guide was created to help women who are dealing with anxiety during pregnancy and following the birth of their baby. It includes educational information that may be worked through gradually, and will help you to better manage symptoms by making changes in your thinking, behavior and self-care to support a more positive experience during pregnancy and following the birth.

Language

English

Material Type

Book

Call Number

GH 400 HAR 2013

Copies

URL

https://vch.eduhealth.ca/PDFs/GK/GK.560.7441.pdf

Corporate Author

Fraser Health Authority (FHA)

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)

Healthy Families BC

BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre

Place of Publication

[Vancouver, BC?]

Publisher

Fraser Health Authority (FHA)

Providence Health care

Provincial Health Service Authority (PHSA)

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)

Publication Date

2019

Subject

Breastfeeding

CT Scan. CAT Scan. Computerized Axial Tomography

X-rays

Abstract

Your doctor or nurse practitioner has ordered a medical imaging test that requires you to have an injection of contrast media.

While it is possible that tiny amounts of contrast media can enter breast milk, we want you to know that it is safe to continue to breast feed your baby.

This document explains how much contrast your baby might receive in breast milk, how long each type of contrast takes to leave the body, and why it is a good idea to breastfeed as soon as you can after the imaging.

Language

English

Material Type

Online

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