Pregnancy and obesity: The experiences of obese women receiving antenatal care

Lauren Williams; Cathy Knight-Agarwal; Rachel Davey; Deborah Davis

Pregnancy and obesity: The experiences of obese women receiving antenatal care

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Abstract

Introduction: Maternal obesity has implications for both mother and baby including increased health risks from gestational hypertensive disorders, caesarean section and stillbirth. Despite the increasing prevalence of maternal obesity, little is known of the experiences of these women within the health care system. The aim of this research was to investigate the views and attitudes of obese pregnant women receiving antenatal care.

Original language	English
Pages	16-16
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 6 May 2015
Event	22nd European Congress on Obesity (ECO2015). - Prague, Czech Republic Duration: 6 May 2015 → 9 May 2015

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Conference	22nd European Congress on Obesity (ECO2015).
Country/Territory	Czech Republic
Period	6/05/15 → 9/05/15

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Pregnancy and obesity: The experiences of obese women receiving antenatal care

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