Perinatal depression is a mood disorder in women during pregnancy. It is often within the first year after childbirth. Perinatal depressive symptoms may include hopelessness and sadness, low self-worth, and changed appetite, sleep, and energy levels.
Picture this: it’s springtime and your child comes to you with sneezing, a stuffy or runny nose, itchy eyes, throat clearing, and possibly even a rash. What is going on? This is likely allergies.
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While large gatherings still are not recommended from a public health perspective, Murthy advised that if individuals find themselves in such a situation, they should follow established safety measures to avoid a COVID-19 infection: wearing a mask, frequent hand hygiene and maintaining physical distance from others.
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