What Is Postpartum Depression?

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7. Who’s At Risk

Even the healthiest and happiest of people can develop postpartum depression, and for no apparent reason. However, the condition is more likely to be found in certain types of people. These include people that have a history of depression, and people who have a history of depression in their family.

Other factors include people that have little or no support in bringing up the baby. Having more than one baby is another factor, as is having a baby with health conditions. Having financial concerns is another potential factor, as is the patient having experienced stressful events recently. Relationship problems are another potential factor, and the condition is also more likely if the baby was unwanted.

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