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    This document discusses postpartum blues syndrome, a psychological disorder experienced by many mothers after giving birth. Common symptoms include sadness, crying easily, anxiety, sensitivity, disturbed sleep, feeling incapable of caring for the baby, and loss of appetite. Postpartum blues can occur in any race or country, with studies finding 71.3% of Greek mothers and 55.2% of German mothers experiencing it. Postpartum blues is influenced by hormonal changes after birth, demographic factors, psychological factors, physical factors, pregnancy experiences, delivery type, psychosocial background, and environmental support. Hormonal changes in estrogen in particular can contribute to postpartum blues by impacting emotions, arousal, cognition, and motivation.

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    This document discusses postpartum blues syndrome, a psychological disorder experienced by many mothers after giving birth. Common symptoms include sadness, crying easily, anxiety, sensitivity, disturbed sleep, feeling incapable of caring for the baby, and loss of appetite. Postpartum blues can occur in any race or country, with studies finding 71.3% of Greek mothers and 55.2% of German mothers experiencing it. Postpartum blues is influenced by hormonal changes after birth, demographic factors, psychological factors, physical factors, pregnancy experiences, delivery type, psychosocial background, and environmental support. Hormonal changes in estrogen in particular can contribute to postpartum blues by impacting emotions, arousal, cognition, and motivation.

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    Mood Disorders: Vita Camellia

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    This document discusses postpartum blues syndrome, a psychological disorder experienced by many mothers after giving birth. Common symptoms include sadness, crying easily, anxiety, sensitivity, disturbed sleep, feeling incapable of caring for the baby, and loss of appetite. Postpartum blues can occur in any race or country, with studies finding 71.3% of Greek mothers and 55.2% of German mothers experiencing it. Postpartum blues is influenced by hormonal changes after birth, demographic factors, psychological factors, physical factors, pregnancy experiences, delivery type, psychosocial background, and environmental support. Hormonal changes in estrogen in particular can contribute to postpartum blues by impacting emotions, arousal, cognition, and motivation.

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    MOOD DISORDERS

    VITA CAMELLIA
    BABY BLUES SYNDROM
    • Postpartum blues is a psychological disorder that is owned by the mother after giving birth with
    symptoms of sadness,
    • easy crying,
    • easily anxious,
    • sensitive, unstable,
    • Feeling incapable of caring for the baby,
    • feeling she has a mistake, disturbed sleep,
    • and the mother feels bad eating.
    • Postpartum blues can occur in any race, ethnicity, and country, this is as described by Geonidakis
    et al explained that in Greece around 71.3% and in Germany there are 55.2% of mothers who
    experience postpartum blues.
    • Postpartum blues occur due to several influencing factors, namely
    hormonal, demographic, psychological, physical, pregnancy
    experience, type of delivery, mother's psychosocial background, or
    support from the environment.
    • Hormonal factors that affect the postpartum blues are the hormone
    estrogen, which has an influence on basic emotional processes,
    arousal, cognition, and motivation so that it can contribute to the
    occurrence of postpartum blues

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