15.6%
of Women experience postpartum depression during pregnancy
After 1-2 weeks you should consult with a doctor if you still feel the symptoms of PPD.
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FULL INTERVIEW
The interview consists of the experiences of Doc Den with her patients who's experiences ranged from baby blues to postpartum psychosis. She explains the importance of support and having a healthy outlet for emotions during postpartum.
FEATURED DOCTOR
DOC DEN
Dr. Denise Reyes-Diaz, M.D
Doc Den has had experience in dealing with patients with postpartum depression (PPD) for more than 5 years. Her advocacy lies in educating people not only what happens during maternity but what women experience in their daily lives.
Postpartum depression and perinatal health are often surrounded by silence and misunderstanding. Here, we break that silence through small, meaningful pieces of information designed to inform without overwhelming.
Select any speech bubble to discover facts, insights, and supportive reminders. Each one is meant to offer clarity, not judgment.
Knowledge is not about labeling—it is about understanding.
Did you know?
Fathers and partners can also experience postpartum depression
After 1-2 weeks you should consult with a doctor if you still feel the symptoms of PPD.