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Postpartum Depression Self-Test
Research indicates that more than half of postpartum women experience mild emotional distress (postpartum blues), and approximately 10-15% may develop postpartum depression. Symptoms often arise within a few weeks after childbirth, and the situation should not be overlooked. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale is an effective assessment tool that helps postpartum women identify their risk of developing postpartum depression early on.
Please answer the following questions based on your experiences over the past 7 days.
1. I can see the funny side of things and laugh happily.
2. I look forward to everything in the future.
3. When things go wrong, I unnecessarily blame myself.
4. I feel anxious and worried for no reason.
5. I feel scared and panicked for no reason.
6. I can’t manage things around me.
7. I feel so unhappy that I can’t sleep.
8. I feel sad and down.
9. I feel so sad that I cry.
10. I have thought about hurting myself.
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This questionnaire is for reference only and is not a substitute for a comprehensive assessment conducted by a qualified healthcare professional. If you need professional assistance, please contact our center staff.
Source:
Lee, Dominic TS, et al. "Detecting postnatal depression in Chinese women." The British Journal of Psychiatry 172.5 (1998): 433-437.