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<ArticleTitle>The Impact of Perinatal Support on The Prevention of Postnatal Depression</ArticleTitle>
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<FirstName>Sara</FirstName>
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<Abstract>Postnatal depression is a mood disorder that steals the joy of motherhood. it affects both of the mother and her child. The diversity of risk factors complicates the prevention. Several studies have shown a significant decrease in its incidence thanks to continuous support during pregnancy, labor and postpartum. Women who have benefited from this care have reported optimal control of labor, a better mother-child bond, and a positive perinatal experience; the protective effect of perinatal support seems evident. The objective of this literature review is to describe the aspects of postnatal depression, the methods of perinatal support, and its impact on perinatal mental health. The access to Doulas and educating medical and paramedical staff should be a priority in perinatal healthcare.</Abstract>
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<Keywords>Perinatal Support, Postnatal Depression, Doula, Continuous Support, Birth Assistance, Evidence-Based</Keywords>
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