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Peaceful Recognitions
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Post Partum Depression
Postpartum Depression may last for up to a year or more. This is different than the hormonal fluctuations of the "baby blues". The symptoms of post partum depression interrupt every day functioning. Post partum depression is associated with hormonal changes, tryptophan metabolism, or cell alterations.
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Post partum depression is identified by a psychiatric professional that conducts a thorough assessment and screening. Effective treatment is available for post partum depression. If you have any of the following symptoms make an appointment for a thorough evaluation:
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• Symptoms include
o Fatigue
o Irritability
o Loss of appetite
o Sleep disturbances
o Loss of libido
o Concern about inability to care for infant
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