How can we distinguish PPD from baby blues?, PPD always requires hospital admission, baby blues do not, PPD is more severe and lasts longer, Symptoms of PPD appear sooner (right after delivery) compared to those of BB, there is no difference between then, How many fathers suffer from PPD?, 10%, 15%, 0% (only women are affected), 17%, Which of these symptoms is not connected with PPD?, suicidal thoughts, loss of interest in patient’s hobbies, hallucinations, fatigue, What hormone is responsible for chemical changes in female body after delivery?, testosterone, progesterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), adrenaline, You are at lower risk of facing PPD, if, you don’t smoke, your blood type is A, you are of hispanic ethnicity, there is no previous history of mental disorders in your family, Symptoms of PPD usually appear, within one year after delivery, right after childbirth, within six months after childbirth, within six weeks after delivery, The main message of our presentation was to tell you, that, you should not have a child unless you are 100% sure about it, you should not have a baby if you are at higher risk of developing PPD, we should combat stereotypes linked with being a “perfect” parent, period after delivery is always very stressful and problematic

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