After birth, some mood changes are normal, but if they persist longer than a few weeks, it could mean something more serious. Here’s how to tell when they turn into postpartum depression.

The difference between baby blues and postpartum depression; plus symptoms, triggers, and why early diagnosis and treatment ...

Many people feel sad, empty, moody, or fatigued within a few days of giving birth — a condition nicknamed “baby blues.” But postpartum depression goes well beyond that, lasting for weeks ...

Masaba Gupta shares her postpartum journey returning to work before 40 days Discover the importance of recovery bonding and ...

A depression that occurs after the birth of a baby is called a "postpartum" depression (PPD).

But that joy is tempered for the nearly 60 percent of new mothers who also suffer from postpartum depression ... considered a temporary case of “baby blues,” but when they endure as long ...

In Kashmir, cloaked in cultural stigma and societal expectations, postpartum depression often goes undiagnosed and untreated, ...

Meghan Trainor shares her postpartum journey, from panic attacks to recovery, and highlights the importance of support for ...

Reflecting on her postpartum journey, Kelce admitted that new motherhood wasn’t the blissful, picture-perfect experience she had expected.

WebMD offers a pictorial guide to postpartum depression symptoms: who gets it, how it’s different from the “baby blues,” and ways to feel better.

Pregnant Kylie Kelce shared insight into about her postpartum experience after she and husband Jason Kelce welcomed their first baby together five years ago.