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5 Substances Researched for Depression: Postpartum

Name	AC	CK
Chamomile	1	10
Chinese Herbal Formula: xiong-gui-tiao-xue-yin	1	10
Cnidium	1	10
Rehmannia	1	10
DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)	1	2

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This systematic review provides support for the effectiveness of exercise in reducing postpartum depressive symptoms.Aug 29, 2017

Chamomile tea may be recommended to postpartum women as a supplementary approach to alleviating depression and sleep quality problems.Jan 31, 2016

Home-wearable light therapy is feasible for postpartum women and may be a promising treatment for postpartum depression.Mar 29, 2018

Increasing vitamin D status in pregnant women with elevated pro-inflammatory cytokines, may reduce postpartum depression symptoms.Mar 31, 2016

Lower serum 25[OH]D levels were associated with postpartum depression.Oct 31, 2015

Lower serum zinc and higher CRP strongly predict prenatal depression and physio-somatic symptoms.Feb 04, 2016

Saffron could be a safe alternative medication for improving depressive symptoms of postpartum depression.Feb 28, 2017

Saffron was beneficial in women with postpartum depression.Nov 30, 2017

The Chinese Herbal Formula: xiong-gui-tiao-xue-yin (containing Rehmannia & Cnidium) has significant therapeutic activity in treating postpartum depression. Jan 01, 2005

The oriental treatments may be useful for pregnant women who need perinatal mental health care.May 31, 2017

The use of contraceptives or an intrauterine device with progestogen might convey risk for postpartum depression.Dec 31, 2017

There is a significant relationship between a low level of vitamin D and postpartum depression among reproductive-aged Iranian women.Sep 30, 2018

Use of modified spectacles and light bulbs to block blue light at night may prevent postpartum depression.Jul 31, 2009

Vitamin D deficiency in mid-pregnancy may be a factor affecting the development of postpartum depression.Jul 31, 2014

DHA deficiency may play a key role in postpartum depression. Oct 01, 2008

The antidepressant-like activity of Giza 9 oil is comparable to fluoxetine.Dec 31, 2016

DHA supplementation to healthy pregnant women can reduce the risk of postpartum depression.Dec 31, 2017

Findings suggest that vitamin-D deficiency is related to the incidence of postpartum depression and supplementation may play a role in recovery.Feb 01, 2018

This review indicates a significant association between vitamin D status and antenatal and postpartum depression.Apr 11, 2018

Vitamin D supplementation intervention during pregnancy may prove to be important in the prevention of postpartum depression.Jan 17, 2019

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