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Delusions of Pregnancy in Saudi Arabia: A Socio-Cultural Perspective
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2001
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Saudi ArabiaReproductive HealthGynecologyChronic SchizophreniaMultiple Socio-cultural FunctionsMental HealthPsychologySocial SciencesHigh-risk PregnancyGender StudiesReproductive EthicSaudi FemalesInfertilityPsychiatryMaternal ComplicationMaternal HealthPsychiatric DisorderPsychotic DisorderCultureSchizophreniaMood DisordersBiological PsychiatryMedicinePsychopathologyWomen's Health
Delusion of pregnancy is an uncommon symptom that has been reported in both male and female patients who suffer from a variety of organic and functional psychiatric disorders. This study describes seven Saudi females who developed this symptom during the course of chronic schizophrenia ( n= 5) and mood disorders ( n= 2). This symptom serves multiple socio-cultural functions, which are described.
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