Treatment For Postpartum Depression
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Pregnancy: Look Out For These Common Signs Of Postpartum Depression
PPD symptoms can be severe and prolonged, requiring medical attention. Read on as we share a list of common signs you can look out for.
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Women's Health: Foods To Deal With Postpartum Fatigue
The link between postpartum and diet is essential for the mother's physical and emotional well-being.
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Postpartum Depression: Are You At Risk? Know The Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Options
Postpartum depression affects not only the woman but her infant as well as her entire family. Here's everything you need to know about this condition which affects women right after childbirth.
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First Drug Specifically For Postpartum Depression, Approved
The drug will be available to patients only through a restricted distribution program at certified facilities - such as doctors' offices or clinics - where health care providers can carefully monitor the patient. It will carry a "boxed warning," which is the strongest warning required by the FDA.
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Fighting With Postpartum Depression? Some Sunlight Could Help!
Using light treatment in the late third trimester when seasonal day length is shortening, could minimize postpartum depressive symptoms in high-risk mothers during the first three months of their children's lives.
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Postpartum Depression Affects More Women Than You Think
The news that "Nashville" actress Hayden Panettiere is in treatment for postpartum depression is getting a lot of attention. And, frankly, that's great. Why? Because a huge number of new moms suffer from it and many suffer in silence. Or they don't know how to get help, or even that they should get help.
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Antidepressants and postpartum weight loss
For women suffering from depression after delivering a baby, treatment with antidepressants does not interfere with losing the weight gained during pregnancy.
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Pregnancy: Look Out For These Common Signs Of Postpartum Depression
PPD symptoms can be severe and prolonged, requiring medical attention. Read on as we share a list of common signs you can look out for.
-
Women's Health: Foods To Deal With Postpartum Fatigue
The link between postpartum and diet is essential for the mother's physical and emotional well-being.
-
Postpartum Depression: Are You At Risk? Know The Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Options
Postpartum depression affects not only the woman but her infant as well as her entire family. Here's everything you need to know about this condition which affects women right after childbirth.
-
First Drug Specifically For Postpartum Depression, Approved
The drug will be available to patients only through a restricted distribution program at certified facilities - such as doctors' offices or clinics - where health care providers can carefully monitor the patient. It will carry a "boxed warning," which is the strongest warning required by the FDA.
-
Fighting With Postpartum Depression? Some Sunlight Could Help!
Using light treatment in the late third trimester when seasonal day length is shortening, could minimize postpartum depressive symptoms in high-risk mothers during the first three months of their children's lives.
-
Postpartum Depression Affects More Women Than You Think
The news that "Nashville" actress Hayden Panettiere is in treatment for postpartum depression is getting a lot of attention. And, frankly, that's great. Why? Because a huge number of new moms suffer from it and many suffer in silence. Or they don't know how to get help, or even that they should get help.
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Antidepressants and postpartum weight loss
For women suffering from depression after delivering a baby, treatment with antidepressants does not interfere with losing the weight gained during pregnancy.
