PPT-IMPACT of UNTREATED POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

Dr Violet Okech Helu Department of Mental Health KNH Emailvioletokechgmailcom Postpartum Depression The Facts Depression is one of the commonest treatable yet undiagnosed mental health disorders with a HUGE impact on biopsychosocial functioning. POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE “PPH”. Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as blood loss in excess of 500 . mL. at the time of vaginal delivery.. . There is normally a greater blood loss . following delivery by cesarean section;. PostPartum. Woman and her baby. Sarah Gopman, MD. Associate Professor. Dept. of Family and Community Medicine. University of New Mexico. July 1, 2015. Learning/Practice Objectives. Screen for and treat postpartum depression. Emergency Landing. True story.. August . 24, 2015. Madrid, Spain. . A woman accompanies her pilot husband on their own plane. . The husband blacks out mid-flight. . The woman, having never flown before, is barely able to read the compass... flying above clouds. . Sarita Sonalkar, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. Mary Lyn . Gaffield. , PhD. Scientist, WHO Department of Reproductive Health and Research. Perinatal Practicum . Common postpartum complications. Postpartum hemorrhage. Hypertensive disorders. Infection. Venous disorders. Postpartum mood disorders. Amniotic fluid embolism. Postpartum hemorrhage. Fourth Trimester. Begins immediately after childbirth. Puerperium. —. first 6 weeks after birth. Close observation. —. identify hemorrhage and complications during first critical hour. Ongoing education and support. Postpartum Hemorrhage. Definition. Early-postpartum hemorrhage of >500cc within the first 24hrs. postpartum. Late-postpartum hemorrhage of >500cc after the first 24 hrs postpartum. Postpartum Hemorrhage. Screening for Postpartum Depression: why Pediatricians matter Margaret Howard, PhD Professor, Psychiatry and Human Behavior (Clinical) Alpert Medical School of Brown University Division Director, Center for Women’s Behavioral Health Other Mood Disorders. Persistent Depressive Disorder/Dysthymia. Seasonal Affective Disorder . Post Partum Depression. Bipolar Disorder. Cyclothymia. Persistent Depressive Disorder . (formerly called . SUICIDE: DEFINITION AND FACTS. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines suicide as the act of killing oneself. The act must be deliberately initiated with the full knowledge, or expectation, of its fatal outcome. Supervised by:. Dr. S. uresh. outlines. Why is it important ?. Women . are at the greatest risk of developing a psychiatric . disorder during . childbearing age . .. The . psychiatric disorders with the highest prevalence in women . MEDICAL . TREATMENT. . H. : . H. elp. .. A. : . A. ssess. and . R. esuscitate. .. E. : . E. tiology. ( 4“T” ).. M. : . M. assage. . uterus. .. O. :. . O. xytocin. . infusion. (. E. Psychological . Aspects. PRESENTED BY :. GROUP D4 . What we are going to talk about :. Psychological changes during pregnancy and . peurperium. .. Postpartum Depressive illness.. Puerperal psychosis. Clinic director, MUSC Women’s reproductive behavioral health clinic. Assistant Professor, MUSC Department of Behavioral health . I have nothing to disclose. Objectives. Diagnosis. Prevalence  . Risk factors.