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Postpartum depression

________: involves a more major depressive episode, typically about four or more weeks after delivery.

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PPD can be harder to diagnose in

________ males.

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Therapeutic intervention is considered

________effective treatment, and for many, potentially coupled with medication when indicated.

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Emotional fluctuations are

________ common and expected, and may persist for several weeks.

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Postpartum depression has numerous effects:

• Mother-infant interaction. • Risk of additional medical and psychological disorders. • Child(ren)’s physical health and cognitive development.

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Support of the partner can help

lower the incidence of postpartum depression.

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Male postpartum depression symptoms may include loss of

interest in sex or activities that used to bring them joy

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Father’s postpartum reaction is likely improved if

he has taken childbirth classes and is an active participant in caring for the baby.

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Dads, non-birthing mothers, or partners, and other helpers also need

support and connection.

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PPD is treatable and temporary with

correct therapeutic intervention, education, med consult, support

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Postpartum period is sometimes referred to as

fourth trimester for mother and baby

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Involution

the process by which the uterus returns to its prepregnant size, five or six weeks after birth.

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During the postpartum period, the mother is at increased risk of

infection and medical conditions including difficulty urinating, constipation, hemorrhoids, or other conditions.

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Plan for PPD

Pre-empt issues and concerns; especially if known risks or prior history of mental illness

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15

As many as 1 in 10 report

depressive symptoms

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Non-gestational parents are at the mercy of

their healthcare provider

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Non-gestational parents desire

social recognition

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What is there a lack of for non-gestational parents?

support groups

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Male postpartum depression symptoms may include feelings of

sadness, irritability, agitation, worthlessness and/or anger

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Male postpartum depression symptoms may include engagement in

risky behaviors like abusing alcohol or drugs, gambling

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Male postpartum depression symptoms may include distracting themselves with

work related tasks (overworking)

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Physical symptoms of male postpartum depression may include

shortness of breath and heart palpitations

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