Men and perinatal depression
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Opportunities to Detect and Manage Perinatal Depression in Men.
In this issue of American Family Physician, Langan and Goodbred review the identification and management of perinatal depression in women.1 Although new fathers are at lower risk of depression than are new mothers,2 the prevalence of depression in new fathers is higher than that in the general population.3 Depression occurs in 10% of men from their partner’s first trimester to one year postpart...
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depression is a signifi cant mental and public health problem and may be one of the most disabling disorders among women of childbear-ing age. 1 Perinatal depression is associated with a multitude of negative sequelae for women, children, and families, including poor maternal-fetal attachment, adverse neona-tal outcomes (low birth weight, preterm birth, small for gestational age), poor infant a...
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If possible, women at risk of depression should be identified during pregnancy. They often do not spontaneously seek help. early intervention is important for the health of the woman and her baby. Psychological interventions such as support groups are often helpful. Involving the woman's partner can also assist. Antidepressants are required in some cases and women with psychotic symptoms need u...
متن کاملMen and depression.
Depression is routinely positioned as a woman’s disease,1 in part because of the recognition of a lower incidence of depression among men compared with women.2 However, the lower incidence among men might be a by-product of men’s tendencies to deny illness, self-monitor and self-treat symptoms, and avoid professional health care providers and services as a means to enact and preserve their masc...
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عنوان ژورنال: Trends in Urology & Men's Health
سال: 2019
ISSN: 2044-3730,2044-3749
DOI: 10.1002/tre.681