This condition is characterized by feeling sad, restless, and fatigued after giving birth. It is caused by hormonal changes and usually goes away within the first two weeks.

ostpartum depression is wrong because it is a more serious and persistent form of mood disorder that can affect up to one in five new moms. It can cause severe symptoms such as loss of interest, hopelessness, guilt, suicidal thoughts, and difficulty bonding with the baby. It requires treatment with therapy and medication.

Postpartum psychosis is wrong because it is a rare and severe mental health emergency that can cause hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, and other behavior changes. It can also increase the risk of harming oneself or the baby. It usually develops within the first week after delivery and requires immediate medical attention.

Postpartum hemorrhage is wrong because it is a physical complication that involves excessive bleeding after giving birth. It can cause symptoms such as low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, pale skin, and shock. It can be life-threatening and requires prompt treatment with fluids, blood transfusions, and medications.