Pronunciation: /poʊstˈpɑrtəm/
noun the period of time after childbirth
A1 After giving birth, women may experience postpartum depression.
A2 It is important for new mothers to be aware of the signs of postpartum complications.
B1 Postpartum care includes regular check-ups with healthcare providers.
B2 Mothers should not hesitate to seek help if they are struggling with postpartum issues.
C1 Research shows that postpartum support groups can be beneficial for women's mental health.
C2 The hospital offers a variety of postpartum services to assist new mothers in their recovery.
adjective relating to the period of time after childbirth
A1 She experienced postpartum depression after giving birth.
A2 The doctor recommended postpartum exercises to help with recovery.
B1 Postpartum care is essential for new mothers to ensure their well-being.
B2 The hospital offers postpartum support groups for mothers experiencing difficulties.
C1 Research has shown a link between postpartum anxiety and hormonal changes.
C2 Postpartum psychosis is a rare but serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.
formal Postpartum depression is a serious mental health condition that can affect new mothers.
informal I've been feeling a bit down since giving birth, I think I might have postpartum blues.
slang I heard she's struggling with postpartum stuff after having the baby.
figurative The company experienced a postpartum slump in profits after the successful product launch.
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