Postpartum Depression.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Postpartum Depression [Keywords:] post-natal depression; diagnosis; analysis; treatment Postpartum depression is the most common mental disorders in women, the type of production after the women, due to sex hormones, social roles and psychological changes brought about by physical, emotional, psychological and so a series of changes. A typical post-natal depression is occurring within 6 weeks postpartum, and sustainable throughout the puerperium, and some even continue to pre-school children. With the social development and improved quality of life, post-natal depression mental disorders have also been widespread attention to the medical profession, The cause of postpartum depression, affecting factors and the diagnosis, care, there have been numerous reports [1,2] However, studies have reported more than current domestic limited case studies or surveys is still lacking a more comprehensive and integrated analysis. This paper reviews recent domestic and international research on postpartum depression, reported on the clinical manifestations of postpartum depression and hazards are described, and its cause to conduct a more comprehensive analysis of postpartum depression describes the commonly used diagnostic tool is proposed postpartum depression preventive measures, designed to provide a scientific basis for the mother’s physical and mental health. The incidence of postpartum depression in 15% ~ 30%. Postpartum depression onset is usually within 6 weeks may be 3 to 6 months, self-healing, but also a serious Sustainable 1 to 2 years, pregnant again, compared with 20% ~ 30% recurrence rate. A diagnosis American Psychiatric Association in 1994 established the diagnostic criteria of postpartum depression are: within two weeks after giving birth, the following five or five of these symptoms, first of all must have (1), (2) 2. (1) depressed mood; (2) all or most of the activities of a sense of the apparent lack of interest or pleasure; (3)