By analyzing the physiological and psychological literature on postpartum depression at home and abroad, and based on bio-psycho-social models, the pathogenesis of postpartum depression was comprehensively studied, and then the influencing factors of postpartum depression were summarized. In terms of nursing strategies, evidence-based nursing, elder support and emphasis on male participation, improved maternal and infant separation and midwife training and other effective strategies to prevent and improve postpartum depression were summarized, which provided reference for promoting the physical and mental health of mothers and infants.
Keywords: Postpartum depression; Influencing factors; Nursing care countermeasures
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