The effect of COVID-19 during pregnancy on postpartum depression and mother-infant attachment
Irish Journal of Medical Science (1971 -),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
Abstract
Background
The
psychiatric
impacts
of
the
COVID-19
pandemic
are
well-documented;
however,
its
effects
during
postnatal
period
have
been
less
explored.
Aims
We
aimed
to
investigate
effect
on
mother-infant
attachment
and
depression
in
pregnant
women
pandemic.
Methods
study
group
consisted
with
diagnosis
‘pregnancy
COVID-19’
after
20th
gestational
week
(
n
=
55).
control
included
who
did
not
a
history
their
pregnancy
or
until
date
52).
Edinburgh
Postpartum
Depression
Scale
(EPDS)
Attachment
(PPAS)
were
administered
participants.
patients
grouped
according
WHO
classification.
Results
mean
EPDS
score
was
higher
than
(9.55
(7.17)
vs.
6.65
(6.72)
P
0.006)).
There
no
difference
between
groups
number
individuals
(EPDS
>
13)
PPAS
factors.
found
be
hospitalized
0.025).
moderate
severe
disease
mild
(16
(8.49)
8.67
(6.57)
0.039)),
there
terms
PPAS.
Conclusion
While
presence
has
associated
elevated
postpartum
scores
women,
hospitalization
had
at
least
one
family
member
more
illness
resulted
scores.
does
affect
attachment.
It
is
recommended
that
evaluated
carefully
for
depression.
Language: Английский
Emerging Viral Infections (ZIKV, SARS‐CoV‐2, and MPXV) and Depression: Ketamine and (S, R)‐Ketamine as Promising Antidepressants
Qianqian Cao,
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Ning Zhang,
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C. Leng
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et al.
Reviews in Medical Virology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
35(3)
Published: April 9, 2025
ABSTRACT
Emerging
viral
pathogens,
newly
reported
or
rapidly
evolving
viruses,
are
a
significant
public
health
concern
worldwide.
Beyond
their
characteristic
clinical
presentations,
emerging
such
as
monkeypox
virus
(MPXV)
and
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS‐CoV‐2),
have
been
increasingly
implicated
in
the
development
of
various
neuropsychiatric
complications
including
depression,
mainly
due
to
ability
induce
neuroinflammation,
immune
dysfunction,
neurotransmitter
imbalances.
Depression
is
common
mental
condition
characterised
by
continuous
low
mood
sadness,
pessimism,
anxiety,
even
tendency
suicide
main
symptoms.
Post
depression
commonly
shows
challenges,
traditional
antidepressant
agents
exhibit
suboptimal
efficacy
prolonged
onset
action.
Regarding
this,
ketamine
its
enantiomers,
S‐ketamine
R‐ketamine,
recently
received
increasing
attention
potential
options
light
potent
effective
properties.
The
present
review
describes
underlying
pathophysiological
mechanisms
associated
with
highlighting
role
neuroinflammation
disturbances
inneurotransmitter
systems.
It
also
discusses
current
evidence
demonstrating
effectiveness
safety,
especially
case
treatment‐resistant
growing
relevance
for
linked
infections,
depression.
Although
preliminary
reports
propose
effectiveness,
additional
studies
needed
optimal
treatment
strategies,
long‐term
incorporation
into
practice.
Addressing
these
challenges
will
be
critical
optimising
ketamine‐
(S,
R)‐ketamine‐containing
therapeutic
protocols
treating
infections.
Language: Английский
Analysis of Immunological Memory for John Cunningham Virus in a Mexican Population of Patients with Multiple Sclerosis Under Treatment
Silvia Garcı́a,
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Adriana García-Martell,
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Sandra Quiñones-Aguilar
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et al.
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(12), P. 2737 - 2737
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
Background/Objectives:
Multiple
sclerosis
(MS)
is
a
disease
characterized
by
demyelination
and
axonal
damage
of
the
central
nervous
system.
Despite
observed
benefits,
highly
effective
treatment
(HET)-based
therapy
has
adverse
effects,
which
include
an
increased
risk
developing
progressive
multifocal
leukoencephalopathy
(PML).
Additionally,
grows
if
patient
antibodies
for
John
Cunningham
virus
(JCV).
The
appearance
PML
rare,
only
one
report
been
found
in
Mexico.
objective
this
research
was
to
determine
analyze
immunological
memory
JCV
population
Mexican
patients
with
MS
under
treatment.
Methods:
All
participants
underwent
complete
medical
history
neurological
evaluation.
Once
they
signed
their
informed
consent,
blood
sample
taken
against
were
present
serum.
Results:
In
total,
121
analyzed,
consisted
62.8%
women
37.2%
men
average
age
42.28.
three
most
common
HETs
received
natalizumab
(67.76%),
followed
teriflunomide
fingolimod.
Conclusions:
seropositivity
62.8%,
group,
duration
evolution
152.33
±
93.37
months.
Natalizumab
used
HET,
despite
this,
positive
association
between
antibody
index
fingolimod
depression
found.
Also,
correlation
Ab
within
forms
SPMS
PPMS
compared
RRMS
observed.
No
differences
populations,
type,
MS.
Language: Английский