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http://www.MyMommyManual.com psychotherapist, Shellie Fidell of Women's Healthcare Partnership shares how to recognize and manage postpartum anxiety.

http://www.MyMommyManual.com psychotherapist, Shellie Fidell shares her thoughts on how to recognize postpartum depression.

Postpartum depression is more serious than the typical "baby blues" that can occur after childbirth. Learn how to identify this condition so you can treat it and spend more time enjoying your baby. Author: FPAguy5346

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(818)222-8714 http://www.ussearchgroup.com Depression is probably the most common psychological disorder and the one that receives the most attention. Lately, we hear about millions of Americans being treated with Prozac and a multitude of other antidepressants. Everybody seems to know someone who is depressed whether a family member, a close friend or a co-worker. Depression makes a person feel sad, hopeless, worthless, pessimistic and guilty. Often the sufferer has difficulty concentrating and making decisions, has a loss of appetite and weight or a weight gain, has difficulty sleeping, has a lack of energy and sometimes physical symptoms such as slow movement and speech. Depression must be taken seriously because of the high rate of suicide associated with it. Many people are not aware of the many types of depression besides what is termed unipolar depression where the sufferer feels melancholic and never feels any highs. A brief description of manic depression (bipolar disorder), major depression, atypical depression, psychotic depression and dysthymia are discussed below. Major Depression: Major depression is probably one of the most common forms of depression. You probably know a handful of people who suffer from it. The sufferer seems to walk around with the weight of the world on his or her shoulders. He or she seems disinterested in becoming involved in regular activities and seems convinced that he or she will always be in this hopeless state. There is a lack of interest in sexual activity and in appetite and a weight loss. Atypical Depression: Atypical depression is a variation of depression that is slightly different from major depression. The sufferer is sometimes able to experience happiness and moments of elation. Symptoms of atypical depression include fatigue, oversleeping, overeating and weight gain. People who suffer from atypical depression believe that outside events control their mood (i.e. success, attention and praise). Episodes of atypical depression can last for months or a sufferer may live with it forever. Psychotic Depression: Sufferers of psychotic depression begin to hear and see imaginary things - - sounds, voices and visuals that do not exist. These are referred to as hallucinations, which are generally more common with someone suffering from schizophrenia. The hallucinations are not positive like they are with a manic depressive. The sufferer of psychotic depression imagines frightening and negative sounds and images. Dysthymia: Many people just walk around seeming depressed - - simply sad, blue or melancholic. They have been this way all of their lives. This is dysthymia - - a condition that people are not even aware of but just live with daily. They go through life feeling unimportant, dissatisfied, frightened and simply don't enjoy their lives. Medication is beneficial for this type of depression. Manic Depression: Manic depression can be defined as an emotional disorder characterized by changing mood shifts from depression to mania which can sometimes be quite rapid. People who suffer from manic depression have an extremely high rate of suicide. Depression-Related Mood Disorders Major depressive disorder, commonly referred to as depression, can severely disrupt your life, affecting your appetite, sleep, work, and relationships. The symptoms that help a doctor identify depression include: constant feelings of sadness, irritability, or tension decreased interest or pleasure in usual activities or hobbies loss of energy, feeling tired despite lack of activity a change in appetite, with significant weight loss or weight gain a change in sleeping patterns, such as difficulty sleeping, early morning awakening, or sleeping too much restlessness or feeling slowed down decreased ability to make decisions or concentrate feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, or guilt thoughts of suicide or death If you are experiencing any or several of these symptoms, you should talk to your doctor about whether you are suffering from depression. If you are in an immediate serious crisis please contact your doctor or go to your local hospital or emergency room. Dysthymia is another mood disorder. People who have it may feel mildly depressed on most days over a period of at least two years. They have many symptoms resembling major depression, but with less severity. Symptoms of depression may surface with other mood disorders. They include seasonal major depression (also known as seasonal affective disorder), postpartum depression, and bipolar disorder. Seasonal Affective Disorder has symptoms that are seen with any major depressive episode. It is the recurrence of the symptoms during certain seasons that is the hallmark of this type of depression. Postpartum Depression is a type of depression that can occur in women who have recently given birth. It typically occurs in the first few months after delivery, but can happen Alternative Antidepressants

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Many new mothers have postpartum blues, but some women suffer a more serious condition, postpartum depression. Dr. Keith Eddleman, who is head of obstetrics at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York, has vital information about these conditions and how they're treated.

Postpartum Depression, what are some of the warning signs Dr. Bennett is a licensed psychologist who founded Postpartum Assistance for Mothers in 1987. For more info on Postpartum Depression go to www.EmpowHer.com

We all know how serious postpartum depression can be. But, is it also possible to suffer from baby blues if you've adopted a child? Experts say yes and it happens more often than you may think. It's called post-adoption blues-a condition widely recognized by adoption professionals and the medical community. If it's not caused by hormonal changes, how do you end up with this kind of depression? Find out how to spot the symptoms of this sudden sadness and when to get help

When Mothers Kill, Postpartum Depression, Andrea Yates Dr. John Breeding has a Ph.D. is psychology. He discusses postpartum depression and psychiatry. Was it postpartum depression or what at a combination of her mental health treatment, psychiatric drugs and antidepressants. Visit Dr. Breeding's Website at http://www.wildestcolts.com This video was produced by Psychetruth http://www.youtube.com/psychetruth http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth Copyright CAEST 2008. All Rights Reserved. This video may be displayed in public, copied and redistributed for any strictly non-commercial use in its entire unedited form. Alteration or commercial use is strictly prohibited.