Researchers investigate whether the use of hormonal contraception increases the risk of postpartum depression.

Postpartum contraception offers clear health benefits that outweigh minimal risk concerns . The usage of hormonal contraceptives after giving birth and the risk of depression ...

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New mothers who are feeling down even after the baby blues have subsided are not alone because postpartum depression is a ...

But that joy is tempered for the nearly 60 percent of new mothers who also suffer from postpartum depression (PPD). The symptoms include anxiety, depression, irritability, confusion, and crying ...

Postpartum depression can last months or years, but most people recover within six months. First-time mothers, young mothers, and mothers of twins have a higher risk of postpartum depression.

Maternal postpartum depression at six weeks is linked to reduced inhibition and emotional control in children alongside increased emotional overeating. The findings were published in Eating Behaviors.

Postpartum depression affects approximately 1 in 7 new mothers, but research shows that Black women face significantly higher rates—with studies indicating they experience this condition at ...

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Compared with no use, there was an increase in the 12-month absolute risk of depression from hormonal contraceptive use from 1.36 to 1.54%. HealthDay News — Use of hormonal contraceptives ...