Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) Test

	Questions	Her zaman olduğu kadar	Artık pek o kadar değil	Artık kesinlikle o kadar değil	Artık hiç değil
1.	Gülebiliyor ve olayların komik tarafını görebiliyorum.
2.	Geleceğe hevesle bakıyorum.
3.	Bir şeyler kötü gittiğinde gereksiz yere kendimi suçluyorum.
4.	Nedensiz yere kendimi sıkıntılı ya da endişeli hissediyorum.
5.	İyi bir nedeni olmadığı halde, korkuyor ya da panikliyorum.
6.	Her şey giderek sırtıma yükleniyor.
7.	Öylesine mutsuzum ki uyumakta zorlanıyorum.
8.	Kendimi üzüntülü ya da çökkün hissediyorum.
9.	Öylesine mutsuzum ki ağlıyorum.
10.	Kendime zarar verme düşüncesinin aklıma geldiği oldu.

Birth is a very happy moment. However, some mothers may experience postpartum depression afterwards. Symptoms of postpartum depression include; reluctance, loss of appetite, decreased or increased sleep, decreased or increased appetite, intense feeling of emptiness, desire to cry, decreased interest in the environment, exhaustion, feelings of worthlessness or guilt, irritability, rapid mood change, withdrawal from sexuality, problems in focusing, indecision, suicidal thoughts and decreased functionality. Insomnia, irritability, anxiety and confusion are expected symptoms after childbirth. However, a diagnosis of "Postpartum Depression" can be made when more severe symptoms such as excessive changes in weight, thoughts of harming oneself or the baby, and excessive mobility persist for 4 weeks after delivery.

The causes of postpartum depression include biological factors, psychological factors and environmental factors. Biological factors include hereditary characteristics inherited from the family, psychological factors include misinterpretations, and social factors may include changes in spousal and family relationships during pregnancy.

If you have recently had a baby but are concerned about your mood, the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale Test can help.

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) Test

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