For the mother suffering from postpartum depression (PPD), gradual improvement occurs over a 6-month period. When this does not occur, the usual treatment is:
a. improved nutrition.
b. vitamin therapy.
c. pharmacological interventions.
d. support group therapy.
C
Support therapy is not enough for major PPD. Pharmacological interventions are needed in most instances.
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