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If you are like most women, you may experience temporary depression within the first couple of days or weeks after giving birth. This is because your progesterone and estrogen levels are dropping quickly, causing you to develop mood swings. While this mild, short-lived form of depression is perfectly normal in new mothers, it sometimes grows in severity and lingers for months or even years. Known as postpartum depression (PPD), such a condition is serious and must be dealt with as soon as possible.
The recovery times for postpartum depression vary from mother to mother, and symptoms are very unlikely to resolve independently. If untreated, many continue to suffer from this uncomfortable mental health issue for years. Since PPD can drastically impact the health of both mother and baby, getting timely help is critical before the problem prolongs.

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