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6 months after having my son and i'm suffering with clinical postpartum depression and anxiety will i need a therapist as well as meds?
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Yes: Postpartum depression requires medications and counseling. This will help guide you to quick recovery and best results with lesser medication. Good Luck!
Answered 8/24/2014
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