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Magdalena Ramos
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Hi everybody,
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My name is Magdalena Ramos and this is my signature assignment presentation.
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My subject is postpartum depression.
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So many women suffer from postpartum depression in the last
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few years there's been an increase due to COVID-19.
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It is thought that is due to the social distancing
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not being able to be out and about and not really
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having big
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gatherings due to the risk of
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contacting it.
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There are many other factors that
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to post partum depression such as ethnicity has away
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about making it harder on some woman over others
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and socio economic status. So it is from my research,
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it is shown that
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woman from a lower socioeconomic status usually do not seek aid
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word
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even if they noticed signs, they do not
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ask for help.
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My three main things I'm going to be focusing on is what is postpartum depression,
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what is being done and what can be done as well.
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If you see here,
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these are some signs to look for
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irritation, anxiety, sleeping problems, self isolation, sadness
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and lack of concentration. If you see at the
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point out that or the picture I was able to obtain from
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The Internet is this one in 7 women,
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they give birth suffer from postpartum depression.
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So that's
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quite a bit of women
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with the
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rate of
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how many births
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in a year
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there is
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and postpartum depression.
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It's like any form of depression.
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But it's more
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it's seen more with women who have just given
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birth or sometimes even prior to giving both,
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they start
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showing displaying some symptoms
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and it's a mood disorder
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and what is being done to aid postpartum depression.
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So they have a questionnaire set in place
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and then with that questionnaire there
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women are ranked to see where they fall under depression.
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So if you see at the bottom here the scores 0 to 1 is low depression symptoms
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and then it's through an answer
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And then 10-19 is moderate depression
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and 20-30 severe.
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So depending on what they answer on the questions
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they score and see where they fall under.
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So this is what is being done at the moment. However, it is not being given to all
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mothers that have just given birth.
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They tend to just see it,
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give it to those displaying symptoms or if there are high risk.
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Either if they have any family history of depression
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or if they had themselves depression in the past,
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that's usually who they target.
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So what can be contributed to further
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help those suffering from postpartum depression.
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So, if any
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one that you know of is suffering from it,
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these are seven signs to look for.
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However,
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what I believe should be done
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is that regardless of
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if a woman is at high risk for depression or not
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every woman that is pregnant and has delivered or will deliver a baby
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should be given the questionnaire. That way they see where they fall under,
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determine if they need any further help
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and it should be done.
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I
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Believe two months prior to giving birth
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at the time of giving birth,
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and then follow up a couple of months after just to see if there was any changes.
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And these are my references.
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