Postpartum Depression More Than Just the Baby Blues
Title:
Postpartum Depression: More Than Just the ˆBaby Blues˜
Word Count:
577
Summary:
Research shows that infants of depressed mothers are at increased risk of
behavioral pro
Keywords:
postpartum depression , fear and anxiety, depression, insomnia, counseling
Article Body:
Having a baby can be very challenging for every woman, both physically and emotionally. The bi
The earliest medical records about postpartum depression dates back to as far as the 4th Centu
Postpartum depression affects 10-28% of new mothers. It can begin days, weeks, or months after
Exhaustion
Excessive sleeping but still feeling exhausted
Loss of sexual interest
Crying spells without obvious cause
Feelings of guilt
Sadness
Anger
Feelings of despair and/or worthlessness
Forgetfulness
Difficulty making decisions
Poor concentration
Treatment for postpartum depression can be as varied as the symptoms.
Creating a supportive environment for the mother;
Self-Care;
Joining a support groups;
Counseling;
Psychotherapy; and
Some of the more common
Medication
More often, postpartum depression is not recognized or adequately treated because some normal
Early detection and treatment of postpartum depression is critical not only for the mother but
Research shows that infants of depressed mothers are at increased risk of behavioral problems,
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Postpartum Depression: More Than Just the ˆBaby Blues˜
Word Count:
577
Summary:
Research shows that infants of depressed mothers are at increased risk of
behavioral pro
Keywords:
postpartum depression , fear and anxiety, depression, insomnia, counseling
Article Body:
Having a baby can be very challenging for every woman, both physically and emotionally. The bi
The earliest medical records about postpartum depression dates back to as far as the 4th Centu
Postpartum depression affects 10-28% of new mothers. It can begin days, weeks, or months after
Exhaustion
Excessive sleeping but still feeling exhausted
Loss of sexual interest
Crying spells without obvious cause
Feelings of guilt
Sadness
Anger
Feelings of despair and/or worthlessness
Forgetfulness
Difficulty making decisions
Poor concentration
Treatment for postpartum depression can be as varied as the symptoms.
Creating a supportive environment for the mother;
Self-Care;
Joining a support groups;
Counseling;
Psychotherapy; and
Some of the more common
Medication
More often, postpartum depression is not recognized or adequately treated because some normal
Early detection and treatment of postpartum depression is critical not only for the mother but
Research shows that infants of depressed mothers are at increased risk of behavioral problems,
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