POST-PARTUM DEPRESSION

These preliminary results on the prevalence of PPD in women who gave birth at CHUB of postpartum depression six weeks after delivery at CHUB of 10.6%. 23.3% were aged 24 years. 13.3% were single, 11.7% had completed primary education and 28.3% were unemployed.The recent pregnancy was declared unwanted by 20% of respondents, and partner support was deemed insufficient by 10%. Caesarean section was the most common mode of delivery (76.7%), and 13.3% of women were dissatisfied with the sex of their child. Almost all women (96.7%) exclusively breastfed their child, and 3.3% suffered from minor illnesses. Symptoms of postnatal depression were observed in 12.6%. PPD and previous symptoms of postnatal depression are (p = 0.162). ect...

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O Dr. Safari Dieudonné (PsyD, Msc e MA) nasceu no Zaire em 1983/DRC, Cyuzuzo Alice (Bsc) nasceu no Ruanda em 1989, todos residem atualmente no Sul do Ruanda e Byiringiro Samuel (Bsc) nasceu no Ruanda em 1998 e reside na cidade de Kigali, capital do Ruanda.