Submitted by Jinnan C. 13 Jun 2022 - Added by Rachael L. 20 Jun 2022
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This meta-analysis found that women with a history of PMS had double the odds of developing postpartum depression. Current evidence supports a significant association between history of PMS and development of PPD.
—Jinnan C 3 Oct 2022