PERAN AKTIVITAS FISIK PADA DEPRESI POSTPARTUM: LITERATUR REVIEW
Abstract
Postpartum depression (PPD) occurs in about 10-15% of women, this condition affects mother and baby interaction and also affects the mother's relationship with her husband and family. The prevalence of PPD in Asia ranges from 3.5% to 63.3%, while in Indonesia is around 15-22%. Therapy for postpartum depression considered same as major depression cases, and known to respond well with the same antidepressant, but several conditions need to be considered in providing antidepressant therapy in PPD, namely metabolic changes in the postpartum period, the effect on breastfeed and the effect on the mother ability to attend the baby. Therefore, non-pharmacological therapy for PPD is preferred. Based on the results of studies, people who are physically active have better psychological conditions. This condition can also occur in pregnant women.This literature review discusses the impact of physical activity on postpartum depression symptoms.
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