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I feel really depressed i had my baby 3 months ago and my partner thinks its post natal but i love my son and he makes me happy is he right?
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See below: You very well may have post par tum depression. However, even if you don't feel it is not, you should be evaluated.
Answered 9/14/2019
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Mothers with: Post par tum depression love their babies. You could benefit from speaking with a therapist to help combat the feelings of depression. Don't delay, you can feel better with help.
Answered 3/25/2014
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