Document Whether New Moms With Postpartum Depression Are Breastfeeding

April 2017

We're getting questions about treating postpartum depression.

Many moms have the "baby blues" for a couple of weeks after delivery. But about 12% will develop postpartum depression after giving birth...which is more serious and lasts longer.

Women who have had depression in the past are at higher risk for developing postpartum depression.

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Document Whether New Moms With Postpartum Depression Are Breastfeeding

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