Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
of
Low on and
Intake
During
Performance
KALVAN
BAGCHI,
B.SC..
M.B.B.S.,
M.B.B.S.,
I).G.O.,
M.R.C.O.G.t
P
the been
REGNANCV
demands not
.
in- premature forcarried body thethat to weight shortly and had calories had and had diet, had
Of of
.
the more
who .500) in gin. reported of expectant of vitamin cent return rose of to Birth after available. the Peoples
were
in
hungry the a of
correlation
nutritional their pregnancy cations nourished ous
as
between
status It disorders are seen women. of and the war, it world usually was more has
the
also amid Data
nutrient
been obstetric
intake
women suggested compliamong from calamities, these that during views. obstetrical and
and 1944
mothers of that I , 145 they mal- niacin van- women such better weights liberation Balfour,
pregnant
reached
and 34 gm.
offsprimig.
a day, of
associated riboflavin, amenorrhea. menstruation fallen when Ebbs and more his
parts
famine
For
example,
complications
increased
the
war-time European
Leningrad
food countries,
siege.
shortage
Similarly,
in abortion Holland and
during
and other to nutritional from the de-
and of in a
death,
resulted
neonatal
in
stetnical
countered shortage ficiency.
complications
; and The these the data were
were
attributed resulting collected
commonly
en-stillbirths,
food and toxemia
pneiiiature
of pregnancy.
These
point
these poor
up
diet
the
of can This like be
necessity
pregnant avoided becomes India, admitted, disorders
of
women and
supplementing
so more that pregnancy offspnimig
in
the
regions
showed
on
a
the
birth
weight
fall,
of
the
infants
due
also disorders
to produced. countries
significant
presumably
nutritional nv
ditions daily mature Stillbirths and 1,0)0)0) Fran
Health,
*
deficiency. reported
in bread births were Leningrad nation in was
where however,
is amenor-
that
1942, 400
during
when gm. and per
siege
the
con-widely
It rhea, trauma, general per shortage the premature must vitamin
average
deficiencies
rampant,
rose more term births Imistitute
India. Professor Gynaecologist, India. Journal of Clinical of
the
from 6.5 than mortality to
incidence
41.2 doubled rate and 08 3 of per Hygiene
and Matri Seva
of
cent. number, 90 for in was 1,000) and
pre- births
can
which
also
is to in births, the the
he
such siege the newborn basis
caused
strongly
war as
by
and famine.
psychological
during food Therefore, of stillbirths, low deficiency. birth explained the be acute
operative
neonatal full
or
abortions
All-India
Calcutta, Associate
Biochemistry Lohia
Nutrition; Sadan,
t Consulting Calcutta,
.lmerican
Other
must
contributory also be
factors considered.
in
the Antonov
environment stated
1962
Nutrition
586
Vol. 11,
December
Nutrient
that
Intake,
extreme shortage
Pregnancy
during
and
carry
Obstetrical
on its activities
Performance
with a much
587 restricted
in addition Leningrad
inadequate
to
the and
the
heating
siege,
the
in
housing
most
poor, the
to those
of some
nutrients. vitamins
are important some Beaton,6
Increased and
examples in prove in an the phenomenon, to
absorption retention
of excellent cites significance
.
of of
increased
women
pregnancy
performed
. It
hard
is impossible, of
manual
malnutrition environmental
during nitrogen
phenomenon. of esting this
this
separate of the
the other
effects adverse
evidences mechanism
The
on it a
improvement
in national be an but the for years, will the No
where
of
these
indices
however, On the
by
other and (as food in
nutrient
stands
adaptive
pregnancy
Bose
pregnancy, basis. that is food prevalent shortage of chronic has incidence significantly of data
a majority
Bagchi7
hand, nonpregnant where socioeconomic
followed
women level
up
a
of
group
comparable
of
on
pregnant
age a diet and poor in
and
in
countries is war
subsisting
general
caused
by
malnutrition a state
not
calories,
on biochemical
protein stress
the the that of observed obvious occurring riboflavin stomatitis in
and
minerals.
revealed that
Clinical
despite
and
famine),
the
women in profiles
metabolic
of pregnancy,
clinical women. for deficiency glossitis, nonpregnant some in and
the
It mild the
pregnant
biochemical was manifesform were the of which
to itself
which
pregnancy
similarly poorer.
countries
the
available
the
which of
pregnant
the values. obstetricians women in well spontaneous On diet the economic adequate require nutrient
women,
women content
In is
lower
diets the
in
pregnant
was adaption thewomen
women
that
were
some in
fairly
form pregnancy of
healthy.
nutritional protects the
It
far
recommended healthy
fact, that
impressions
perform
extremely
balanced gested
restricted
the
natural an the
beings
nutrients
power aptation
obcalorie
adaptation of
intake carried
develops human
has out already an the status. in this obstetrical worthwhile women subsisting and to on follow group, subsisting relatively There
gradually. organism
been on on a fair were but he to from a them of performance newborn pregnancy, and imifant. restricted up
Adto
male restricted state twenty makes study the lower incareno a of
consuming more
the
low
suggested.
stetnical plications.
the birth upper
interference
prolonged and
during
associated
labor, born
are bigger babies
which
with
is Pathaktm
corn- and female and
investigation
However,
economic is weight higher
babies
strata than that to the the upper
to
women
and born
in diet
their their to pregnant
nutritional
women
also women be
in
the
lower
economic
strata.
body strata
It
stature
must comment
of It number was
performance.
remembered belonging
considered of
is usually
larger
mining baby. nutrition
this
the size The during
is
an and
important naturally
of
factor the
as
in of
in
weight
observation childhood
by
their
clinical
the observation entire obstetrical
and
period of
EXPERIMENT
biochemical
means,
to to
stature
tant pregnancy In
of the mother
than itself-needs years, the a
might
nutritional serious number
be a more
impor-
factor recent
during make
the
have The
adaptations of
been findings
The from
was socioeconomic
conducted strata
on
150 attending
women the
certain
pregnancy maternal
metabolic
as
which,
clinics
hospital.
of
Lohia
Clinical
Matni
Seva
examinations
Sadan,
were
588
Bagchi
TABLE
and
I
Bose
Details
Important No.
of the
Subjects
Average
of This
Investigation
Status
Nutrient
Economic
Intake
I
I
income head)
Housewife,
Professiomi
Deficient Adequate
150
50
98
pm ofessional
2% 82% 18%
: rofessional p
TABLE
Daily
Nutrient
Intake
of
Pregnant
Women
in
Different
Economic
Groups
I)escription Subjects
of
Calories
Protein
(gm.)
Fat
(gm.)
Carbohydrates
(gm)
Calcium
(gm.)
Iron
(mg.)
vitamin
(lU.)
Thiamine (mg.)
Riboflavin (mg )
Ascorbic
Acid (mg.)
Pregnant higher
strata
in
2,760 86 52 472 1.3 27.6 4,600 2.6 2.1 72
Pregnant
in
1.920
. .
48
29
331
. . .
0.51
58.5 15
2,520 6
,
0.74
0.33 2
.
21 100
600
85
50
1.5
000
TABLE
HI
Incidence
of
Different
Nutritional
Deficiencies
Description Subjects
of
Angular Stomatitis
Glossitis
Bleeding Gums
Phrynoderma
Cramps Calf
Tenderness
and Anemia*
(C)
(%)
(%)
(%)
(%)
3.5
4.5
Nil
2.5
46
mester)
nomic *Hemoglobin
in
strata
lower
eco150 6 gm. 8 3 2 3 88
level
below
10
made
morning Dietary
at
the were
data
and
drawn
and
of
infant,
analysis. questionhome
In order
subjects on a collected
private pa-
name
method
later
visits. belonging hospital every fortnight forfairly and were then confined in
from
checked
were
following
intake, and cord level, serum
records
nutritional
and the
were particulars
in nursing subjects
homes. of this
Table i investiga-
were
care-
tion.
ascorbic nature
The
l)y
data
about
Advisory
the
dietary
intake recommended
of the
were
by
obtained the
Coun-
questionnaire
method,
Committee
blood
acid, Nutrition
Indian
Nutrient
Intake,
Pregnancy
TABLE
and
IV
Obstetrical
Performance
589
Nature
of
Confinement
amid
Other
Allied
Data
in
Different
Economnic
Group
Description
Subject
of
Average Weight
Before Confinement
Average Duration
of Labor
Weight of Newborn
(lb.)
Weight
of
Placenta
(lb.)
(lb.)
Pregnant lVomen
(%)
in Low Economic Strata
118 121
1 Nil
15
6.22 6.42
1.08 1.1
more
126
Nil
15 mm. 12 hr.,
36 mm.
6.31
1 .0
Pregnant
llomen
in
High
Economic
Strata
129
136
20
12
17 hr.,
36 mm. 15 hr., 10 mm.
6.76
6.88
1. 1 1.01
NOTE:
dl
Puerperium
uncomplicated
in
all.
To obtain more accurate the low economic strata utensils were shown to the the recommended values. help them to give reliable inascorbic acid is of a higher
their food intake. Pasnicha9
was The
only
50 It
per must
cent of that
of
deficiency
formation
also
be values
remembered of nutrient
in
all on
has shown that, obtained by this obtained and King ascorbic method estimated by weighing
the information the as reliable as that Serum by the reaction. by the of protein method Serum colonimetnic Hellige.
calculated
the
basis
of
because
raw
foods.
will of the be
The
less destructive
actual
than action of of The deficiencies
intake
the stated of nutritional pregnancy and different
of
its fractions were determined and Wootton#{176} based on biuret acid of by Roe the was and standard
RESULTS
Hemoglobin
assessment trimester
in.
manifestations of in by of the pregnant intake with that strata of and diet economic the proteins. by is with the the case women of strata In of most the Indian nutrients
The two the Advisory Medical comparing mnended belonging a diet especially the women quate deficiencies protein,
intake
the in
with Council
the
two
number
groups the women the Table just of of duration the parity economic subgroups, the
Iv,
of
do feature
subjects
not is of the low average low the
showing
differ nutritional economic intake of weight their duration and nature to some the been to their the of comparative
these
much Another . absence deficiencies strata, nutrients. of of the parity,
in
the
TableII along
interesting of of in In jects nature weight On the presented. ade- and minor on lower three in
Committee Research the values, to which other in in that hand, the almost in the higher all some average the of actual it is low for
con sub-
recom- sidering
consumed
Since of of
nutrients,
women, have
vitamins. intake
59()
Bagchi
TABLE
and
V
Bose
Data
Mother
and
Infants
Description Subjects
of
Pregnant
women
in
low
economic
to 40th Pregnant economic to40thweek
strata,
week women strata, in
38th
6.1 high 38th 6.3 1.06 2.68 10.8 16.9 1.04 2.87 9.7 17.2
in number with
the
economic in the complications greater In lower in are low were presentation class the The parities consistently from stillbirths There weight All econoniic a the interference,
is
consuming
interference lower 13(1 only subjects The two The required cord upper were in economic observed Premature served cant between in the difference of women in and reasons economic two cases a economic uterine economic women two were
maternal of saturation
blood state
economic remaining normal also case ; majority duration in less the was of the the infants other were no the than of group of whereas of of
which
the
manner. in interest. prolapse in
is not strata
whereas strata is level an on actual this cent under in slightly of as this, suffering of value giving type of of the workers,
in
per
the
cent
two
groups. in the
on the
The
thelow average, that
hemoglobin
in women
in generally this does the
interference
which economic due thehemoglobin cases indicate labor Various lower gations that 10 group. any not placenta In obthe the of strata cent, of marked in this signifi- value were classified majority the thus nutritional intake gin. value women is basis
interference
to
hemodilution
concentration. investia normal deficiency. strata, the and, can economic 10) gin. picture of having be considered conclusions. in ; it is the also born two noteto a per on be in level and of
per
indicating economic gm. per of anemia, higher above different question women to any infants same level in has cent women
whereas
found
those
to
born was 6.8
be
to
healthy
women to in body group the weight is be the
but
in 6.4 higher of also
the
the pounds the
birth
lower as economic pregnant in obtained and was
weight
economic compared strata. women this
strata to The in the In analysis are during pregnancy. serum low in gm. women per nection.
found
higher
relevant data
biochemical from The is strata the to maternal interesting of economic difference is 6. 1 gm. high The
blood
presented.
is comparable infants
in parts
ent
6.3 two As
strata
in
differ-
economic cent.
cent strata
between
mentioned
earlier
in
this
paper,
the
Nutrient
Intake,
Pregnancy
and
role an created
Obstetrical
of in to a the found has the questioned pregnant undetermined the new large in
Performance
placenta, in gear, the is array placenta to the woman sense, comisidering quite effect the the protein Beaton basis nutrients in pregnancy has been suggested different He of
extreme
undertaken women themselves life and in The 150) strata pregnant and strata, women of in must be the the how their
in order living on during these nutritional and result fifty show during offspring two groups. on of women wo-
an regulating not at of
especially metabCerand isiany Beaassumimig umialtered fact what stated pregin nutritional the that as clear.
pregnancy,
diet phase if at their of all, the based low in the and significantly of
crucial tations, status, health investigation, in men the nancy not In this the
hormones
reflected
obstetrical offspring. on
performance
functions
validity reniains
economic of
is of
under
nutritional
pregnancy.
further nutrition
conditions,
connection
mentioned
that be
omi of of
of
a or
change a
the
ficient customed In and moderate
women
diet to they then fact,
who
during this were reproducing deficiency.
were
type born, in The of
subsisting
pregnancy diet brought a state effect, since of had
on
their up, therefore,
the
been
demetabolism
acadaptation. birth. Retention
of
as known
metabolic time.6
alterations
long
retention
creased is metabolic the hormonal investigations of mechanism requirement
appeared
excretion economy alterations control point in of pregnant protein. to of
to
of
be
protein, utilization. are
accomplished
reflecting That known. to these due Mi adaptive minimize possibly
by
an to these the in-
certainly
shortage usually flood human chronic changes nutrients The that Aberdeen nutrition
son
different
causing seen or war organism deficiency in are findings of
.
from
an such It subsisting might to of was this based unable weight the diets occur.
that
acute
of
an
acute
food decreased
when
calamities
are the
also women
nutritional
order available.
The
confirm studies underThomiishows women relate in in concerned vestigators. reviewed general gations,
is in
physiological
women
and
as subject and based the efficiency that
can be
nutritional
far as has Duncan.4 on of significantly absorbed these iron during in later fact vitamin iron
adaptation
metabolism is
pregnant
has
The by that
so of iron
been
Hytten
confirmed
by
recently
several
been is investiabsorption pregintake. increased iron There
in-
concluded
agreement,
conclusively
pregnant
can
quality, of intake of the present siderable is much of ever, tance highlight actions the
vary
widely,
without
in
clinically
quantity
obvious
as
The as not is dietary subjects,
well
impairment nutrient
as
increased
amounts nancy
processes. subjects investigators values. therefore, since severe in all these in in flexibility human of body. the these
any in
as below of restriction
also preg-
many
was The
recommended investigation, interest, more results do of in not the the nutrition nature. of
Considering manifestations
are
grossly sume creased
so
rare
inadequate that
in
possibly
pregnant
diet, the of of a large utilization these extent, the
women
one tissues of findings, might
living
also resort the
on
preto vitamins
a
in-
a chronic The
economy implications
minimize
impor- also. The rethose is future, a and the of near the lack dietary of
which
will,
are
to
certain
to come in
results
explain
stress
period
in
a human
life.
Moreover,
theof
correlation
between
592
surveys stetrical Possibly, our approach in requirement and these the might to the pregnancy. nutritional of lead status pregnant to question of
Bagchi
and obwomen. of nutritional
and
8.
Bose
PATHAK,
C.
intakes
L.
in the
Nutritional
of calories, tropics.
to
low Nutrition,
dieand
performance
tary minerals
vitamins
a reorientation
6: 151,
1958.
S.
9.
PASRIcHA,
A survey
poor, pregnant Al.
intake
in women.
group
Indian 10.
and the staff of KING,
of J. Medical
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are
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In
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their
help
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