importance of vitamin d in pregnancy and lactation
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Importance of Importance of Vitamin D In Vitamin D In Pregnancy & Pregnancy &
LactationLactation
A High Prevalence of Vitamin D
Deficiency Is Now Recognized in
PREGNANT WOMENPREGNANT WOMEN
2002;76:187-192.
Vitamin D deficiency is now
recognized as a PANDEMIC PANDEMIC
2008 Apr;87(4):1080S-6S.
Vitamin D Deficiencies have been
prevalent even in studies where over
90%90% of the women took prenatal
vitamins
2007;137:447-452.
High Prevalence of Vitamin D
Deficiency Was Found in
Nursing MothersNursing Mothers and
Their Infants Predominantly in the
Upper Socioeconomic Class
1998, vol. 77, no10, pp. 970-973
In Pakistan
Vitamin D Deficiency Affects
FETAL GROWTHFETAL GROWTH Through
an Effect on Maternal Calcium
Homeostasis.
1996 Jul 5;45(1-2):27-33.
Maternal Vitamin D Insufficiency Is Common During Pregnancy and Is Associated With
REDUCED BONE-REDUCED BONE-
MINERAL ACCRUALMINERAL ACCRUAL
in the Offspring During Childhood
2006;367:36-43.
Evidence Is Accumulating That Even
Less Severe Vitamin D Deficiencies in Utero May
Affect
IMMUNE FUNCTIONIMMUNE FUNCTION &
BONE DEVELOPMENTBONE DEVELOPMENT
From Birth Through Adulthood
2006;174:1287-1290.
Low Maternal 25-(OH)D in Late Pregnancy
Is Associated With Reduced
INTRAUTERINE LONG INTRAUTERINE LONG
BONE GROWTHBONE GROWTH and SlightlySlightly
SHORTER GESTATIONSHORTER GESTATION
2006 Mar;91(3):906-12.
LOW BIRTH WEIGHTLOW BIRTH WEIGHT
Has Been Associated With Low
Maternal Vitamin D Levels
2006;174:1273-1277
The Rising Prevalence of
ASTHMA ASTHMA (In Children), May
Also Be a Sequela of Low Levels of
Vitamin D in Pregnant Women
2008;62:68-77.
MATERNAL VITAMIN D MATERNAL VITAMIN D
DEFICIENCYDEFICIENCY During Pregnancy
and During the Period of Breastfeeding Contributes to the
Development of RICKETS IN RICKETS IN
INFANCYINFANCY
2005;147:109–111
Maternal vitamin D deficiency may be an
independent risk factor for
PRE-ECLAMPSIAPRE-ECLAMPSIA
With increasing vitamin D levels, the risk
for pre-eclampsia was significantly
reduced
2007 Sep;92(9):3517-22.
Vitamin D Supplementation of the
Breast-feeding Mother at Risk and
Her Infant Is Recommended
1997 Jan-Feb;17(1):10-4.
The Administration of a Single Low Dose
of Vitamin D3 (100,000 I.U.)Vitamin D3 (100,000 I.U.)
On the Sixth or Seventh Month Sixth or Seventh Month
of Pregnancyof Pregnancy Allowed to Prevent
Serum Calcium and 25-(OH)D
Concentrations
1988;17(8):1099-105.
A single 5-mg (200,000 IU) dose of
vitamin D
CHOLECALCIFEROLCHOLECALCIFEROL
given orally at the seventh month
of pregnancy provides effective
prophylaxis
1986 Sep;68(3):300-4.
Oral / IM Ampoule
Containing
5mg Cholecalciferol eq to
200,000 IU Cholecalciferol
Light Resistant
Ampoule Packaging
Dose
Prevention
½ to 1 ampoule (100,000 IU – 200,000 IU) at
6th or 7th month of pregnancy
Oral / IM
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