Can Med Assoc J 125(6): 550-552
PMC: PMC1862625
PMID: 7026014
Maternal nutrition in pregnancy. Part II: the implications of previous gastrointestinal operations and bowel disorders.
Abstract
Pregnant patients who have undergone a gastrointestinal operation for morbid obesity or who have active inflammatory bowel disease or hyperemesis gravidarum run a risk of undernutrition or even severe malnutrition with an increased risk of spontaneous abortion or fetal damage. This article reviews the medical and nutritional management of these gastrointestinal conditions.
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