Pregnancy depression, like other forms of this emotional encumbrance, is one disturbance that must be attended to. Remember, you are bringing a new-life into the world. However, just how can one overcome depression during pregnancy and still avoid the side-effects of most anti-depression drugs on one's body and that of the baby. Take heart, there are equally effective drug-free methods. Discover them today.
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Research shows that infants of depressed mothers are at increased risk of behavioral problems, emotional difficulties, and delays in growth and language development. If the mother's depression is not treated promptly, the baby can be greatly affected. With a combination of proper medication and therapy, postpartum depression is treatable.
Postpartum depression, or the Baby Blues, can happen anytime up to a year after the baby is born.
Women around the globe are resenting the day that their bodies will go through a transformation.
When postpartum depression kicks in women often feel sluggish, unconnected to reality, and often undergo several other symptoms that include depression.
Women that undergo postpartum depression (PPD) often go through bouts of crying uncontrollable and very seldom do they understand the cause. There thinking is often irrational and their emotions are often tangled. One minu...
The Truth About Postpartum Depression Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields are currently engaging in a word war against each other because of a type of…
Who could dispute that animals can have a positive effect on emotional well-being? With research being conducted into the field of alternative medicine on an on-going basis, more and more people are beginning to realize the cathartic effects that animals are having on individuals well-being, especially so in those patients suffering with depression.
While some people recover from depression using medications alone, there are many others, who would prefer to use a combinati...
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Renowned psychologist: Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, once stated in his book that children are indeed the group of humans who ironically are most gifted in the art of faith and positive thinking. These are two essentials for overcoming depression, and it is no co-incidence that they are abundant in a child's heart. Let's see how we can learn from this.