The baby blues are perfectly normal in the immediate postpartum period and typically include sadness, mood swings, and even anger. Unless you have postpartum depression, the blues will usually go ...

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The baby blues, or feeling down, tired, and overwhelmed after giving birth, are common. However, if the feelings worsen or linger for weeks or months, you might be living with postpartum depression.

Baby Blues vs. Postpartum Depression The main differences between baby blues and postpartum depression are: — Length of time the symptoms last for.

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The baby blues should last only two weeks and go away naturally without any medical treatment. Postpartum depression has overlapping symptoms, but they last longer and are more severe.

But, fellas, you might be shocked to learn that you can get the baby blues, too, and they affect a whopping 10% of new dads — not far off from the number of diagnosed women.

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