Relaxation function of maternal postpartum depression on the clinical observation of treatment.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Relaxation function of maternal postpartum depression on the clinical observation of treatment Of: Huangai Juan, Ji love winter, Kedong Yun, Li Rui Bing, Tan Li [Keywords:] postpartum depression; non-drug therapy; relaxation function Maternal postpartum depression is depression that appears in the puerperium. Because not only seriously jeopardize the mother’s physical and mental health, and can cause the baby’s cognitive, emotional, personality, behavior disorders and family discord [1], and more and more attention in October -2010 In 2009 the period of August, the author of 30 patients with relaxing function in patients with postpartum depression treatment, received good results, are reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 Diagnostic criteria According to the American Psychiatric Association in the ““ Mental Illness in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manualgt;gt; (DSM-Ⅳ) the provisions of the [2], the diagnostic criteria for postpartum depression are: 2 weeks after delivery of the following symptoms in patients with 5 or 5 above, but at least one as depression or lack of interest or pleasure, the patient themselves suffering or in daily life, social function has been seriously affected; symptoms include: depressed mood, all or most of the activities of the apparent lack of interest or pleasure, weight significantly decreased or increased, insomnia or hypersomnia, psychomotor agitation or retardation, fatigue or weakness, a sense of distress are meaningless or self-guilt, thinking or impaired concentration, slack, recurrent thoughts of death or suicide. 1.2 General Information 30 cases from the Baiyun District, Guangzhou First People’s Hospital of outpatient, diagnostic criteria are in line with the above. Aged 23 to 31 years, mean age 24.1 years; course up to 4 months, the shortest 6 d, an average of 1.3 months ; early maternal in 21 cases, 9 cases of second child producers. 2 treatment Reference lt;lt;Chinese Qi