What is Postpartum Depression Screening?
- A preventive procedure to assess the mother's mood after delivery.
- Uses globally recognized tools like the EPDS scale.
- Helps distinguish between 'Baby Blues' and clinical depression.
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Comprehensive psychological assessment for new mothers to detect signs of postpartum depression early and safely.
Scientific name: Postpartum Depression Screening (EPDS)
The screening utilizes the Edinburgh Scale and clinical evaluation to ensure maternal mental well-being and support.
Service type
Psychological and Clinical Screening
Duration
20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS)
- Clinical evaluation session
- Initial medical recommendations
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Importance of Screening
- Early detection speeds up the recovery process.
- Protects the bonding between the mother and the newborn.
- Ensures a stable and healthy family environment.
How to Prepare
- No physical preparation or fasting is required.
- Honesty in answering questionnaire items ensures accuracy.
- The evaluation can be conducted privately at your home.
Conditions & Notices
- Preferably performed 4-6 weeks after childbirth
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