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3/2004
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Assessment of the prevalence rate of postpartum depression

Alfred Reroń
,
Barbara Gierat
,
Hubert Huras

Gin Prakt 2004, 12, 3, 32-35
Online publish date: 2004/06/30
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Prevalence of the depression disturbances during puerperium range from 10 to 30%. The aim of this study was to asses prevalence rate and risk factors of the postpartum depression in women who delivered in The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of The Jagiellonian University in Cracow between 1 X 2003 to 1 III 2004 year. 200 women underwent examination.
Conclusion: postpartum depression occur more often in older multigravida with higher educational level who living in big city (more then 50 000 people). There is no correlation between the way of delivery and postpartum depression. Preterm delivery doesn’t increase rate of postpartum depression but prematurity and all consequences provoke anxiety and emotional tension about child and finally may case exhaustion and postpartum depression.
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depression, postpartum depression, preterm delivery, prematurity

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