Barriers to effective contraceptive use should be addressed and myths on negative
psychiatric impacts of hormonal contraceptives should be dispelled. Healthcare clinicians …

Objectives: This study sought to identify whether pregnancy complications differ between
women with and without a psychiatric disorder diagnosis prior to pregnancy. Methods …

The objective of this study is to describe the prevalence of postpartum contraceptive use
among women experiencing a live birth in Florida in 2004–2005. To examine the …

Objective The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of postpartum counseling on
postpartum contraceptive use. Methods One hundred and forty-three women who delivered …

Unplanned pregnancies are a unique, yet significant risk factor in perinatal mental health.
Our aim was to create an assessment tool to assess mother's views on contraception as part …

Purpose: To evaluate the association between postpartum hormonal contraceptive use and
postpartum depression. Materials and methods: We searched the literature through March …

Rationale Understanding whether postpartum depressive (PPD) symptoms vary by
pregnancy intention and use of fertility treatments has implications for reproductive health …

Background: Childbirth is associated with increased risk of first-time psychiatric episodes,
and an unwanted pregnancy has been suggested as a possible etiologic contributor. To …

Objective Among women initiating new prescription contraception, we investigated the
relationship between recent depression and a range of contraceptive behaviors. Study …

Background: Postpartum contraception plays a critical role in reducing the occurrence of
rapid subsequent pregnancy, offering individuals reproductive choice, and promoting overall …