Postpartum Depression

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• Evidence-based Public Health Practices for Screening for Postpartum Depression

  Scholarly record2015Roula Hilli, Cristina Redko, Sara Paton

  Background: Five to 20 percent of the women worldwide suffer from Post Partum depression (PPD) which has serious negative impacts on the mother and her newborn. Although PPD is a preventive disease thorough screening using different tools, half of its cases are left undetected. P

• Identifying postpartum depression: are 3 questions as good as 10?

  Scholarly record2008PediatricsKarolyn Kabir, Jeanelle Sheeder, Lisa S Kelly

  BACKGROUND Postpartum depression is the most common medical problem that new mothers face. Anxiety is a more prominent feature of postpartum depression than of depression that occurs at other times in life. Routine, universal screening significantly improves detection in primary

• Risk factors for postpartum depression among Chinese women: path model analysis

  Scholarly record2017BMC pregnancy and childbirthShiping Liu, Yan Yan, Xiao Gao, Shiting Xiang

  BACKGROUND Postpartum depression causes harm to both mothers and infants. The purpose of this study was to find out several potential risk factors, and to identify the intrinsic interrelationships between factors and postpartum depression by constructing a path model. The results

• Thyroid peroxidase antibodies during early gestation and the subsequent risk of first-onset postpartum depression: A prospective cohort study.

  Scholarly record2018Journal of affective disordersRichard Wesseloo, Astrid M Kamperman, Veerle Bergink, Victor J M Pop

  BACKGROUND During the postpartum period, women are at risk for the new onset of both auto-immune thyroid disorders and depression. The presence of thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPO-ab) during early gestation is predictive for postpartum auto-immune thyroid dysfunction. The aim o

• Naprotechnology and Postpartum Depression: a Clinical Assessment of the Therapeutic Effects of Progesterone

  Scholarly record2005Thomas W. Hilgers, Michael W. Sullivan

  NAPROTECHNOLOGY AND POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION: A CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF PROGESTERONE Postpartum depression is a somewhat controversial condition. It has been suggested that seven to twelve percent of women following childbirth will have relevant depressive

• The effect of sleep pattern changes on postpartum depressive symptoms

  Scholarly record2018BMC women's healthBeth A. Lewis, Dwenda Gjerdingen, Katie Schuver, Melissa Avery

  BACKGROUND Research indicates that poor sleep is associated with postpartum depression; however, little is known regarding this relationship among postpartum women who are at high for postpartum depression. This study examined the relationship between changes in self-reported sle