Postpartum  Depression Treatment and How  Husband/ Partner Can Help?
Channel: Your Mental Health Sanctuary
Date: 2022-05-31

How To Treat Postpartum Treatment and How Can You Help? 
This is part 2 of a presentation  on women's mental health i discussed. The first video was on postpartum depression, what it looks like.

This video is on how we treat postpartum depression. This would be depression that occurs within 4-6 weeks of giving birth. Many women feel ashamed of their feelings and disinterest in their baby when suffering from postpartum depression, so they do not share them with their spouse or loved ones. While it is understandable why a woman would feel this way, there is no need to be ashamed or feel guilty. PPD is no one's fault (except for maybe hormones). But it is very important to notify someone for proper treatment and Postpartum Depression when left untreated can cause a more serious condition or leave you unhappy for a long time. 

To all new mums, postpartum is not your fault, but the symptoms you are suffering are real. Get Proper Treatment now, and you will recover from these common conditions in mothers. And when you get treated, I hope you will share your story with every mum you know to spread awareness. We all need to talk about POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION.

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Reference:
Cindy-Lee E. Dennis, PhD. Treatment of Postpartum Depression, Part 2: A Critical Review of Nonbiological Interventions. J Clin Psychiatry 2004;65(9):1252-1265

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