Postnatal Depression: Identification, Risk Factors and Effects

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Postnatal depression can have a serious influence on family life and the development of the baby. Risk factors include a poor relationship with the partner and mood changes in the first postpartum week. A small survey of postnatally depressed women showed that 80% had not sought or received any medical help.

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