MedCity News September 18, 2023
Postpartum Depression has been a recognized — but stigmatized — possibility during the so-called “fourth trimester of pregnancy” for generations. However, it is now being firmly addressed through femtech innovations.
Giving birth is undoubtedly one of the most natural of all physiological experiences. Yet, its effects leave many lingering physical and psychological footprints on new mothers’ lives. Though most new moms recover and begin to adjust to motherhood within a couple of months, up to 1 in 3 will also struggle with postpartum depression.
Quite different from the transient “baby blues,” postpartum depression (or PPD, as it’s becoming better known) can last for months. PPD has been a recognized — but stigmatized — possibility during the so-called “fourth trimester of...
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