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postnatal

[pōs′nād·əl]

(medicine)

Subsequent to birth.

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Synopsis: Taking in many different perspectives, "Sad Dad: An Exploration of Postnatal Depression in Fathers" sheds light on the many aspects of postnatal depression in fathers--an unknown subject to many people.

Sad Dad: An Exploration of Postnatal Depression in Fathers

In most cases, these feelings pass within weeks but for mothers with postnatal depression, things do not improve.

Illness can cast a dark shadow

There are more than 47, 655 women in 2013 who are experiencing postnatal depression according to Deloitte and ABS data analysis.

Beating Postnatal Depression Is Just A Phone Call Away

Postnatal depression (sometimes called PND) is an illness that affects around one in 10 women after they have a baby.

mind over matter

Prenatal and Postnatal Care: A Woman-Centered Approach was developed by expert nursing educators with experience in women's health and midwifery.

Prenatal and Postnatal Care: A Woman-Centered Approach

Histogenesis of the pig uterus begins during fetal life but rapidly develops and is completed during the postnatal period.

IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF THE SMAD4 PROTEIN IN POSTNATAL PORCINE UTERUS

Postnatal depression is a depressive illness which affects between 10 to 15 in every 100 women having a baby.

Support for mums

The findings also helped identify a protein that regulates some of the alternative splicing and then goes on to change dramatically in its expression during the postnatal period.

Heart's development doesn't stop with birth: Study

She said: "We are introducing a new postnatal visiting system which has recently been successfully introduced to our mums in the Calderdale area.

Only one visit from midwife

7%) underwent delivery in a hospital, 433(34%) had postnatal check-up, and 432(33.

Maternal health status in terms of utilisation of antenatal, natal and postnatal services in a Periurban setting of Islamabad - A community based survey

The Birmingham university team points out that current UK clinical guidance recommends psychological therapy and antidepressants for postnatal depression.

Study - exercise helps new mums beat depression

The postnatal depression and postpartum psychosis are the major psychiatric disorders that occur in the puerperium, which are coded in the two major classification systems in psychiatry i.

PERCEPTIONS OF INSUFFICIENT BREAST MILK: A COMPARISON OF DEPRESSED AND NON-DEPRESSED LACTATING MOTHERS