Fatores de risco, proteção, diagnóstico e tratamento da depressão pós-parto no contexto da atenção primária

Campos, Camila Azalim de; Silva, Hérica Maris Martins; Viviani, Mariana Melo Franco; Pereira, Matheus Moraes Alves; Santos, Renata Costa; Vasconcelos, Sílvia Eutrópio; Santos, Thauan Pedro da Silva; Carvalho, Victor Eliel Bastos de; Dias, Victória Cristine Araujo; Fernandes, Eduardo Siqueira

doi:10.25248/reas.e5410.2021

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“…According to Campos et al (2021), there was positive evidence regarding cognitive behavioral therapy in the puerperal period in these patients, which facilitated the self-knowledge of these pregnant women, consequently, the ability to deal with the symptoms. Pharmacological treatment may vary according to the degree of psychiatric disorder presented in each patient.…”

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Postpartum Depression: A Literary Review

Andrade¹,

Ferreira²,

Júnior³

et al. 2023

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Postpartum depression is a pathology that affects part of the puerperal female population. Early diagnosis enables rapid and complete improvement of the patient. The main symptoms indicative of depression is crying, lack of energy, feeling of worthlessness and sadness. The damage caused by the disease in the child development of the newborn. The treatment adopted is individualized, since it varies according to the degree of the pathology, capable of approaching from light therapeutic conducts, such as behavioral therapy, to administering medication to the puerperal woman.

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“…(GUEDES-SILVA et al, 2003). Selective serotonin and noradrenaline inhibitors (SNRIs), Venlafaxine, are recommended for women who breastfeed, while for those who do not breastfeed, treatment similar to that of an adult with depression can be followed (CAMPOS, et al, 2021).…”

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Postpartum Depression: A Literary Review

Andrade¹,

Ferreira²,

Júnior³

et al. 2023

JHS

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Postpartum Depression: evidences of the predictive power of Social Support and Marital Relationship

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This study aimed to evaluate social support and marital relationships in women with and without postpartum depression (PND), investigating the relationship between these constructs and the positive and negative impacts of each of them for the PND. A cross-sectional study was conducted with 67 women (32 with depression and 35 without depression) with children aged between 51 and 77 days. The results indicated that women with PND (assessed through the EPDS) had lower scores in perception of social support and identified their marital relationships as more conflicting. In the hierarchical model, demographic variables (baby’s age and maternal education) and marital relationship explained part of the variance of symptoms of PND. Social support did not prove to be a significant predictor in the model. Among the factors evaluated, the quality of the marital relationship was the most important to minimize the risk of developing PND, being an aspect subject to interventions by health professionals.

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Fatores de risco, proteção, diagnóstico e tratamento da depressão pós-parto no contexto da atenção primária

Cited by 2 publications

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Postpartum Depression: A Literary Review

Postpartum Depression: A Literary Review

Postpartum Depression: evidences of the predictive power of Social Support and Marital Relationship

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