Breastfeeding Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
Purpose:
Postpartum
depression
(PPD)
resembles
a
major
in
the
postpartum
period
and
affects
10-15%
of
all
women
after
giving
birth.
Several
studies
suggest
an
association
between
lower
risk
PPD
breastfeeding.
The
highly
stressful
COVID-19
pandemic
has
led
to
increase
incidence
mental
illness
general
particular.
Our
aim
was
investigate
relationship
breastfeeding
behavior
more
detail.
Methods:
In
this
context,
291
who
gave
birth
April
2020
September
2021
were
surveyed
up
6
months
on
depressive
symptoms,
behavior,
anxieties.
Results:
particular,
fact
that
stated
their
expectations
had
been
met
appeared
lead
significantly
PPD.
Therefore,
not
frequency
but
satisfaction
with
decisive
for
development.
Significant
correlations
found
different
anxieties
behavior.
Higher
shorter
desired
time
months,
less
frequent
per
day,
Conclusion:
results
improving
experience
as
well
reducing
prepartum
or
treating
could
be
primary
prevention
BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: March 6, 2025
The
psychological
structural
model
of
major
depressive
disorder
(MDD)
is
complex
and
multifaceted,
consisting
the
environment
factors
(EF),
cognitive
function
(CF),
behavioral-emotional
manifestations
(BEM).
Currently,
diagnosis
treatment
MDD
difficult
to
improve
disease
state
as
a
whole
through
an
intervention
point.
Constructing
finding
critical
node
are
meaningful
for
MDD.
308
patients
(MDDs)
participated
in
this
research.
They
completed
assessments
34
factors,
including
EF,
CF,
BEM
interoception
(IF).
Pearson
correlation
was
used
investigate
relationship
between
IF
each
factor
multidimensional
(EF,
CF
BEM)
which
constructed
by
equation
modeling
(SEM).
Critical
nodes
were
identified
goodness
fit
model.
created
SEM.
added
further
verify
pathways
effects
network.
significantly
correlated
with
all
factors.
In
model,
EF
(βdirect
=
0.163,
p
0.033)
0.230,
0.003)
can
directly
influence
When
adding
predicted
poorer
led
lower
-
0.346,
<
0.001).
Interoception
dysfunction
increased
risk
-0.525,
0.002)
0.250,
0.031)
patients.
had
largest
total
effect
on
0.365,
βindirect
0.150,
βtotal
0.515),
0.309,
0.126,
0.434)
second
only
EF.
part
that
predicts
BEM.
It
could
be
potential
point
whole.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. e0294220 - e0294220
Published: March 19, 2025
The
COVID-19
pandemic
disproportionately
affects
certain
vulnerable
groups,
including
postpartum
women.
Thus,
this
work
aimed
to
analyze
the
mental
health
evolution
in
Argentinian
women
during
first
three
waves
of
and
its
determinants.
In
repeated
cross-sectional
study,
data
were
collected
COVID-19:
May-July/2020
(n
=
319),
April-August/2021
340),
December/2021-
March/2022
341).
Postpartum
depression,
insomnia,
perceived
stress
symptoms
assessed
using
valid
instruments.
Statistical
analyses
included
multivariate
logistic
regression,
analysis
variance,
structural
equation
modeling
test
for
temporal
trends
indicators
identify
their
prevalence
rates
depression
insomnia
rose
from
37%
60%
46%
62%,
respectively.
contrast,
pandemic-related
decreased.
following
negative
factors
maternal
identified:
unemployment
status,
lack
medical
support,
reduced
family
size,
remote
working,
advanced
age,
late
postpartum,
multiparity,
living
least
developed
region
Argentina.
Structural
confirmed
a
process
pandemic-stress
adaptation,
although
there
is
persistent
increment
consequent
increased
insomnia.
women’s
worsened
pandemic.
Although
have
become
more
able
cope
perceive
less
stress,
social
economic
impact
still
persists
puts
them
at
higher
psychological
risk.
systems
must
seek
protection
reproductive
age
against
order
with
events.
Breastfeeding Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
Purpose:
Postpartum
depression
(PPD)
resembles
a
major
in
the
postpartum
period
and
affects
10-15%
of
all
women
after
giving
birth.
Several
studies
suggest
an
association
between
lower
risk
PPD
breastfeeding.
The
highly
stressful
COVID-19
pandemic
has
led
to
increase
incidence
mental
illness
general
particular.
Our
aim
was
investigate
relationship
breastfeeding
behavior
more
detail.
Methods:
In
this
context,
291
who
gave
birth
April
2020
September
2021
were
surveyed
up
6
months
on
depressive
symptoms,
behavior,
anxieties.
Results:
particular,
fact
that
stated
their
expectations
had
been
met
appeared
lead
significantly
PPD.
Therefore,
not
frequency
but
satisfaction
with
decisive
for
development.
Significant
correlations
found
different
anxieties
behavior.
Higher
shorter
desired
time
months,
less
frequent
per
day,
Conclusion:
results
improving
experience
as
well
reducing
prepartum
or
treating
could
be
primary
prevention
