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Revista Médica Sinergia 2019; 4 (06)

Clinical approach and management of postpartum depression

Solís SM, Pineda MAL, Chacón MJ

Language: Spanish
References: 32
Page: 90-99
PDF size: 500.79 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The puerperium or postpartum, is the period that occurs immediately after childbirth until six weeks generally, this time have great importance because of the transition that occurs from the physiological changes during pregnancy to the previous physiological state. During this period several processes of adaptation take place at a social, emotional and hormonal level in women, which influence directly in the psychological state. Hence the importance of to detectin time the possible risk factors of a postpartum depression, the early diagnosis, the correct handling and treatment; in order to avoid future complications that involve mental disorders in the mother, the process of breastfeeding, attachment between the mother and the product, as the future development of the child.


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