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What can i do if i think i have postpartum depression?
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Get eval: See you provider, child's pediatrician, ask for help and to get a referral for a mental health counseling. . Try to share the responsibilities with your significant other. Also, try to not self-diagnose -- it's better to be evaluated to start treatment right away.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Call your physician: Contact a mental health professional with specialization/expertise in assessment and treatment of postpartum depression. You can contact postpartum support, international at www.Postpartum.Net.
Answered 4/17/2016
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