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Postpartum Depression:feeling low after delivery
2012-12-26
Name: Farah



I should be very happy with my bundle of joy but I am feeling very low. I am not interested in anything. I even do not feel like tending to the baby. why is this?
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2013-02-05
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Anonymous Name: baby blues
Subject:  baby blues



What are baby blues?
More than half of mothers after giving birth to a child usually suffer from temporary symptoms of depression. It is also called postpartum blues. These symptoms are mixed feelings of happiness, usually associated with all or a combination of irritability, tears, insomnia, and mood swings etc. Baby blues commonly referred term to postpartum depression (PPD) is related to pregnancy and childbirth.


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2013-01-04
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Anonymous Name: Sudhanshu
Subject:  suffering from postpartum depression



you’re suffering from postpartum depression, there is no reason to feel guilty or ashamed. symptoms of postpartum depression are outside your control but the choice to get treatment is in your control. it’s important to seek help right away.
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2013-01-04
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Anonymous Name: Ashish chaube
Subject:  suffering from postpartum depression



you are suffering from postpartum depression. It doesn’t mean that you’re a bad mother. but when you’re consumed with symptoms of depression such as fatigue, sadness and tearfulness, it is difficult to properly look after your newborn’s needs.
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baby blues
What are baby blues?
More than half of mothers after giving birth to a child usually suffer from temporary symptoms of depression. It is also called postpartum blues. These symptoms are mixed feelings of happiness, usually associated with all or a combination of irritability, tears, insomnia, and mood swings etc. Baby blues commonly referred term to postpartum depres... - baby blues [View Message]
severe postpartum depression
postpartum psychosis is a very serious disorder and is considered an emergency. Women with a history of bipolar disorder have an increased risk of developing postpartum psychosis. unusual behaviour, delusions and feelings are common symptoms of postpartum psychosis. ... - Anirrudh [View Message]
Coping with post delivery depression
Coping with post delivery depression is possible and is quite easy. Instead of self pitying or feeling guilty, it is better to communicate the feelings with someone with whom you are close. getting treatment is also very effective.... - Vandita [View Message]
postpartum psychosis
severe form of postpartum depression is known as postpartum psychosis. Immediate medical intervention is needed at this stage. It is completely treatable and curable but right help at the right time is needed. ... - Sumeet Verma [View Message]
Post delivery depression
Post delivery depression is not so common but recently there have been many cases of post delivery depression. This can arise any time during pregnancy but most probably in the first 12 months after birth. ... - Alok [View Message]
Getting help for postartum depression
Harshita, Your fears may be right. your friend can harm her baby as she is suffering from postpartum depression. Please get her treated. There are many cases wherein the mother even kills her child.....so take this as a warning sign... - Umesh [View Message]
Feeling sad after delivery
My friend had delivered a baby boy 3 months ago but instead of feeling happy, she remains sad and depressed. She does not talk to anybody and is not interested in anything. I don' t know what happened to her. She was a very lively person. I am afraid she might even harm her baby......... - Harshita [View Message]

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