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Postpartum Depression (PPD) - aapsus.org
American Journal of Clinical Medicine Spring 2009 Volume Six, Number Two 17. Postpartum Depression (PPD). Sara Thurgood, BS. Daniel M. Avery, MD. Lloyda Williamson, MD. Abstract In addition to the stigma of mental illness, the societal portrayal of idealized motherhood adds even more strain to the emotion- Postpartum Depression (PPD) affects 10-15% of new mothers, ally taxed mother. Women attempt to hide their distress and but many cases of PPD remain undiagnosed. The term Post- struggle alone in fear of being labeled an unfit parent or, worse, partum Depression encompasses several mood disorders that having their baby taken from them. They may minimize their follow childbirth and are discussed in this paper.
18 AmericAn JournAl of clinicAl medicine® • Spring 2009 • Volume Six, number Two Postpartum Depression (PPD) • Postpartum Panic Disorder is diagnosed if the mother experiences panic attacks for the first time in her life.
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