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Zusatztext This book continues to be a 'must have' for all those working with women in general practice. Klappentext This practical handbook is aimed primarily at GPs and covers all aspects of women's health care. It covers areas not normally included in standard gynaecology textbooks - the common ailments that women take to the GP as well as more serious problems. The book is very readable with a section in each chapter on the questions patients commonly ask (and the answers). A new edition of the 'must have' best-seller in the field of women's health Zusammenfassung This practical handbook is aimed primarily at GPs and covers all aspects of women's health care. It covers areas not normally included in standard gynaecology textbooks - the common ailments that women take to the GP as well as more serious problems. The book is very readable with a section in each chapter on the questions patients commonly ask (and the answers). Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Margaret Rees: Menstrual problems 2: Fiona Blake: Premenstrual syndrome 3: Elizabeth Barrett-Connor: The menopause and hormone replacement therapy 4: John Guillebaud: Contraception 5: Liz Davidson and Joanne Reeve: Unwanted pregnancy and abortion 6: Gill Lockwood: Infertility and early pregnancy loss 7: Sally Hope and Ian Bowler: Cystitis 8: Ranee Thakar, Stuart Stanton and Judy Kane: Management of urinary incontinence in women 9: Pippa Oakeshott: Vaginal discharge and sexually transmitted infections 10: Lois Eva: Vulval disorders 11: Stephen Kennedy and Jane Moor: Chronic pelvic pain 12: Danielle Power and Jane Maher: Breast disorders 13: Clare Bankhead and Joan Austoker: Women's cancer screening: cervical, breast and ovarian screening 14: Anneke Lucassen and Eila Watson: Familial cancers and women's health 15: Deborah Waller and Christopher Fairburn: Eating disorders 16: Margaret Denman: Sexual problems 17: Iona Heath: Domestic violence 18: Sandra Nicholson and Yvonne Carter: Promoting the health of women in primary care 19: Christine A'Court, Chi Keong Ong and Jacqueline Wootton: Complementary medicine and women's health ...
