Embracing parenthood’s emotional journey, this postnatal depression quiz provides empowering insight.

Medically reviewed by S Kama-Kieghe FRCGP

Postnatal depression is a mood disorder or depression that occurs in mothers after the birth of a baby.

It can arise from a combination of environmental, emotional, hormonal and genetic factors.

Post natal depression

Explore the important topic of postnatal depression with this informative quiz.  This quiz will help you understand its signs, risk factors, impact on families, and available support.

1 / 7

Postnatal depression will always go away on its own without any intervention.

True

False. Postnatal depression usually requires intervention, such as therapy or medication, for effective management.

2 / 7

Postnatal depression has no impact on the well-being of the baby.

True

False. Postnatal depression can affect the mother's ability to care for the baby and the baby's emotional well-being.

3 / 7

Postnatal depression always presents with severe and obvious symptoms.

True

False. The symptoms of postnatal depression can vary in severity and may not always be immediately obvious.

4 / 7

Hormonal changes after childbirth have no impact on the development of postnatal depression.

True

False. Hormonal changes, along with other factors, can contribute to postnatal depression.

5 / 7

Postnatal depression affects only mothers and never fathers.

True

False. Postnatal depression can also affect fathers and partners.

6 / 7

Postnatal depression can only occur within the first few weeks after childbirth.

True

False. Postnatal depression can develop anytime within the first year after giving birth.

7 / 7

Postnatal depression is a mild and expected emotional response after childbirth.

True

False. Postnatal depression is a serious mental health condition that requires attention and treatment.

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