WORLD JOURNAL OF ADVANCE
HEALTHCARE RESEARCH

Falsafa Jamal, Rahman Gul*, Safia Mengal, Kashmala Khan3,Nighat Saleh, Aida Durrani and Muhammad Zaman Khethran

ABSTRACT

Postpartum depression is a condition that is commonly misdiagnosed and poorly managed. Numerous psychological factors may have an impact on the formation of postpartum depression. Postpartum depression is more likely to occur in people with a history of severe depression and in those who experienced depression during previous pregnancies. The development of a child, the mother-infant bond, and the risk that a child would exhibit anxious or depressive symptoms are all negatively impacted by untreated maternal depression. Many physiological and pathologic conditions might present as symptoms that resemble depression later in life. A comprehensive history-taking and physical examination are necessary for all postpartum depressed women. A key component of providing top-notch medical care is managing postpartum depression. The detection and treatment of postpartum depression can be greatly aided by pediatricians and obstetricians. In order to prevent negative effects associated with the disease and its influence on children, it is essential that all medical professionals, especially nurse practitioners, are knowledgeable about the specific signs and symptoms, adequate screening measures, and appropriate therapies for depression. Actually, the child reviews the key features of postpartum depression, which his mother experienced in the past. Therefore, the aim of this review article from Google, pub med, psychiatry journal by keying in the search term of postpartum depression psychotherapy, treatment searching postpartum depression. analysis was to estimate the pooled prevalence and associated factors of postpartum depression in this review. This covers aim traits of the postpartum depression.

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