Beyond postpartum depression: posttraumatic stress-depressive response following childbirth
Abstract Although depression following childbirth is well recognized, much less is known about comorbid postpartum psychiatric conditions. Some women can endorse posttraumatic stress related to the childbirth experience accompanied by symptoms of depression. The objective of our study was to examine...
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