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It is moderate to severe depression in a woman after she has given birth and can occur shortly after delivery or up to a year later. Most of the time it occurs within the first three months after delivery.

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Feelings of anxiety, irritation, sadness with crying, and restlessness are common in the first two weeks after pregnancy.

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• Changes in the body from pregnancy and childbirth
• Changes in labor and social relations
• Have less time and freedom for herself
• Lack of sleep
• Concerns about your ability to be a good mother

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*Agitation and irritability
*Changes in appetite
*Feeling worthless or guilty
*Feeling withdrawn or disconnected
*Lack of pleasure or interest in all or most activities
*Loss of concentration
*Loss of energy
*Trouble doing chores at home or work
*Considerable anxiety
*Thoughts of death or suicide
*Difficulty to sleep

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The mother's personal history of depression and other mental illnesses is generally the greatest risk factor

Family history of depression and other mental illnesses

Lack of support from family and friends

Depression or mental illness of the woman's partner

Anxiety or negative feelings about pregnancy

Problems with previous pregnancies or births

Marriage or money problems

Stressful events

Pregnancy at a very young age

Substance use disorder

Domestic violence

Chronic disease

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-POSTPARTUM MELANCHOLY
-perinatal depression(includes prenatal and postpartum.
-prepartum psychosis