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Overview

Here you will find a brief over­view of post­par­tum depres­si­on. Post­par­tum depres­si­on is a depres­si­on that occurs after the birth of a child.

  • Audio “What is post­par­tum depression?”

What are the cha­rac­te­ris­tics of post­par­tum depression?

  • Nega­ti­ve Feelings

Fee­lings during post­par­tum depres­si­on are: sad­ness, loss of enthu­si­asm and apathy.

  • Lon­ger Peri­od of Time

Nega­ti­ve fee­lings last for over 2 weeks.

  • No Baby Blues

If you are fee­ling low after giving birth, it could also be a sign of baby blues. Howe­ver, the nega­ti­ve fee­lings asso­cia­ted with baby blues will sub­si­de after 2 weeks without tre­at­ment. If the sym­ptoms per­sist lon­ger, you may be suf­fe­ring from post­par­tum depression.

  • Good Pro­spects for Recovery

You are not alo­ne! Get help, becau­se post­par­tum depres­si­on is treatable.

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