Question 61 · LEK · Mental or behavioral disorders associated with pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium
Which of the peripartum disorders usually does not need to be treated?
- A. postpartum depression.
- B. antepartum depression.
- C. “baby blues”.
- D. OCD.
- E. general anxiety disorder.
Hint
Which peripartum mood change is so common and short-lived that it is regarded as almost physiological?
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