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Unplanned pregnancies and delivery complications, such as eclampsia, increase the risk of postpartum depression. Lack of family support or a history of depression further heightens vulnerability in women during the postpartum period. Dr. T. S. Sathyanarayan Rao, Professor Emeritus and Chief Coordinator of the Psychosexual Program at JSS Medical College, Mysore, explains the factors contributing to post-partum depression vulnerability.

Factors Contributing to Postpartum Depression Vulnerability

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New Moms, New Stress: Coping After Delivery

Tips to Address Mental Health Needs of New Moms

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Dr. T S Sathyanarayan Rao

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