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Recognize the tell-tale signs associated with different mood disorders, including baby blues, Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Anxiety.
What you'll learn
Postpartum Blues affect the majority of new parents. These feelings can elevate and take shape as something more serious, including Postpartum Depression or Postpartum Anxiety. Here is how to recognize the tell-tale signs associated with different mood disorders that can occur after a baby is born. If things donโt feel right, they're not right; please call your doctor for support.
More than the "baby blues," postpartum mood disorders are severe emotional states that last longer than the first two weeks of postpartum.
PPD is a form of depression that is emotionally and physically debilitating and may continue for months postpartum. Please seek help from your doctor if you think you have PPD.
Postpartum generalized anxiety is an irrational fear or exaggerated worry that something is wrong and usually involves worrying all day, everyday and about many different things.
Baby blues, where hormonal changes cause anxiety, crying and restlessness that goes away within the first two weeks after giving birth. Also called postpartum blues, the baby blues are actually a "mild" โ and temporary โ form of depression that goes away once your hormones level out.
Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER) is an abrupt emotional "drop" that occurs around letdown for some women. It is defined by nausea, sadness, a feeling of nostalgia and more.
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