Yes. Mothers and fathers who feel uncomfortable, lasting symptoms of anxiety, but not of depression, may be experiencing postpartum anxiety, which is widely undiagnosed, but is both common and treatable. Postpartum anxiety may cause generalized anxiety or panic attacks, as well as some symptoms of PTSD or OCD. Individuals with a personal or family history of anxiety may be more prone to postpartum anxiety, but anyone experiencing these disruptive symptoms should seek help from a mental health practitioner.