Delayed postpartum depression?

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I'm 4 months pp and I've enjoyed every minute with my LO up until a few days ago. I woke up one morning and it was like a light switch been turned off. I went from been so in love with my LO to being just numb. Could this be delayed postpartum depression or just maybe baby blues?

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Yes that’s actually really great way of describing it too. Exactly like a light being turn off for me.

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Yes definitely. You could also be about to menstruate. That causes serious hormone imbalances the first time. But I would seek help. My PPD hit at 10 months postpartum. 
All the best to you! Just remember that are doing great and are an incredible Mama!

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Postpartum depression is considered for up until a year until after giving birth. That is something I had learned in my sociology marriage and family class, before someone wants to try and argue. With that being said, I don’t think there is such a thing as delayed postpartum depression.

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My doctor told me to watch for it for the first year. Call and speak with your doctor.

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My doctor told me the baby blues were in the first few weeks of giving birth but PPD and PPA can hit anytime in the first year. It’s worth talking to your Dr about.

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It can hit any time withing the first year.
I would definitely go see your doctor and have a talk about it.

Delayed postpartum depression?

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