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Do I Have PND?

Am I At Risk?

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Perinatal depression can affect any mother, however there is an increased risk if you have experienced any of the following:

  • Depression during pregnancy
  • Unmet expectations of pregnancy, birth an motherhood
  • Complications with pregnancy and/or delivery
  • Personal or family history of mental illness
  • History of pre-menstrual symptoms (PMS)
  • Relationship difficulties with you and your partner
  • Significant/stressful life changes
  • Single parenthood, or frequently being left to cope on your own (e.g. if your partner works fly-in, fly-out)
  • Lack of support networks
  • Physical, regional, cultural, or social isolation
  • Prolonged baby blues
  • Problems with baby’s health
  • Having an unsettled baby
  • Difficulties with breast feeding
  • Sleep deprivation
  • Unplanned or mistimed pregnancy
  • Socioeconomic disadvantage
  • History of alcohol or drug abuse
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