POSTPARTUM GAD IS A RISK FACTOR FOR POSTPARTUM MDD: THE COURSE AND LONGITUDINAL RELATIONSHIPS OF POSTPARTUM GAD AND MDD
Depression and Anxiety2013Vol. 30(6), pp. 506–514
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Jason M. Prenoveau, Michelle G. Craske, Nicholas Counsell, Valerie West, Beverley Davies, Peter Cooper, Elizabeth Rapa, Alan Stein
Abstract
Postpartum GAD and MDD are relatively stable conditions, and GAD is a risk factor for MDD but not vice versa. Given the tendency of MDD and GAD to be persistent, especially when comorbid, and the increased risk for MDD in mothers with GAD, as well as the potential negative effects of cumulative exposure to maternal depression and anxiety on child development, the present findings clearly highlight the need for screening and treatment of GAD in addition to MDD during the postpartum period.
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