by Katherine Stone |
One of the biggest issues for all of the women who need to be treated for postpartum depression and anxiety, as well as antenatal depression, is that of medication: Why do I have to take it? How long will I have to take it? Will it hurt my baby if taken during... by Katherine Stone |
I get so many comments and questions from women who want to know how to get over postpartum depression without taking medication. I'm NOT judging them or questioning their reluctance one bit, because truthfully I didn't want to take medication for PPD either.... by Katherine Stone |
Wendy Davis sent me a VERY interesting article called "The Right Drug?" from the Mayo Clinic website, which first appeared in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune in November 2004. Psychiatrists at the Mayo Clinic have found that they can use genetic tests to... by Katherine Stone |
One of the most frustrating things about getting treated for a postpartum mood disorder is the fact that you can't take one single magic pill and get better the next day. When I first went to see my psychiatrist, I had the expectation that he would give me... by Katherine Stone |
The following study provides helpful information about the use of antidepressant medication during pregnancy and its effects on infants after delivery. I find the results of this study comforting — not that I think any ill effects on babies are a good thing... Page 6 of 6« First«...23456