Kreißende mit Substanzkonsum – Bedeutung in der geburtshilflichen Anästhesie

Die meisten weiblichen Konsumenten legaler und illegaler psychotroper Substanzen sind in gebärfähigem Alter. Die Übergänge von gelegentlichem Konsum zu schädlichen Konsum und zum Abhängigkeitssyndrom sind dabei fließend. Viele junge Frauen stellen zu Beginn der Familienplanung oder spätestens nach Kenntnis der Schwangerschaft den Konsum dieser Substanzen ein. Gelingt dies nicht, erfordert die Betreuung dieser sehr komplexen und individuellen Fälle eine gute interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit.

Most of the female consumers of legal and illegal substances are of childbearing age. Occasional use, use disorder and addiction commonly devolve into each other. A lot of young women quit consuming when planning a family or at the latest with the knowledge of pregnancy. The ongoing substance abuse during pregnancy requires a coordinated interdisciplinary collaboration for a sufficient care of these highly complex and individual cases.

Schlüsselwörter:

Drogen - Missbrauch - Schwangerschaft - Entzug - Neugeborene

Key words:

Drugs - abuse - pregnancy - withdrawal - neonate

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