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A 32 year old woman visits her general practitioner for a "baby check" 2 weeks a...
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A 32 year old woman visits her general practitioner for a "baby check" 2 weeks after the elective caesarean delivery of her second child. He appears to be doing well but the GP picks up that there may be something else bothering her. On questioning she states that she has recovered well from her surgery but has been feeling a little sad and tearful. She is eating and sleeping normally though she says she is generally tired. She has had no strange thoughts or thoughts of hurting herself or others. She has no personal or familial history of depression. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
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