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Baby Blues

Researchers in Georgia may have identified the cause of post-partum depression.

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" For many women there is no greater experience that giving birth to a child went up to 80% of new mothers experienced some sort of postpartum blues. New research may explain why scientists at the Medical College of Georgia believe the baby blues are linked to the blood flow between a mother's blood. While in the womb the placenta controlled the exchange of nutrients and oxygen from mother to child. But after birth blood continues to flow from the mother's uterine artery causing serotonin a hormone linked to depression levels to rise."

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