MATERNAL EXPERIENCE WITH POSTPATUM DEPRESSION DURING THE COVID - 19 PANDEMIC
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The transition to motherhood is a challenging time which women need to acquire various parenting knowledge and skills, adapt to new family relationships, and coping with physical and psychological changes. making them vulnerable to mental disorders. There are also a crisis situation during this time, for example the outbreak of COVID-19. It is affects the health system, mental state, society and economy in worldwide. The lack of general support during these tough times due to social distancing and quarantine measures, the stigma associated with the virus, and a prevailing sense of fear and uncertainty. As a result, individuals have disturbance of mental health conditions, suffering and increasing of fear. Mothers who are vulnerable to mental illness as high risk of postpartum depression. This most common mood disorder that found in mothers after delivery. These symptoms include sleep problems, irritability, decreased appetite, lose interest, low self-worth and may have thoughts of harming themselves and their children. Therefore, health profession should realize that this group of women need to risk factors assessment and depression screening in pregnant through after birth. To provide early intervention including reassuring mothers with postpartum depression, nutrition, exercise, and quality sleep at night. These the key to recovering from postpartum depression.
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