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How Can Gynecologists Use EPDS Results?

Gynecologists can use EPDS results to:
Identify mothers at risk of postnatal depression
Initiate conversations about emotional well-being
Recommend mental health interventions and support systems
Refer patients to psychologists or psychiatrists for further evaluation

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