Limited research suggests that anti-depressants may help in reverting the chemicals of the body to a more stable and normal condition. However, these drugs do pass through breast milk from the mother to the child; therefore, it is best to consult with your obstetrician and psychiatrist before beginning any type of medication. There are ways to work around this problem with the medication going into the breast milk and still continue to breastfeed. Read more here.
Entries from March 2008
Help for Postpartum Depression - Part 2
March 10th, 2008 · No Comments
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Help for Postpartum Depression - Part 1
March 7th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Most often, baby blues refer to the mood swings a mother may experience several days after giving birth. She my be happy one moment and in the next begin crying. She may feel a bit depressed, inability to concentrate, lose her appetite or not be able to get any sleep at all.
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Benefits of Natural Childbirth Part 2
March 7th, 2008 · No Comments
You can have a natural childbirth without drugs in a hospital, a birthing center or at home. Birthing centers are an option that is family-centered and is a compromise between a hospital and birthing at home. Hospitals are moving towards this design by calling their maternity wards birthing centers, and creating a more home-like environment. Relaxed visitation hours are often employed.
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