Author: Saroj Kumari

What is Jaundice In infants, jaundice is a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes of a newborn baby. Infant jaundice occurs because the baby’s blood contains excess bilirubin or the yellow pigment of red blood cells. Jaundice in babies is a common condition. Especially in babies born before 38 weeks of pregnancy or premature babies. This disease usually occurs because the baby’s liver is not mature enough to remove bilirubin in the bloodstream. In some babies, an underlying disease can cause jaundice. Most babies born between 35 weeks’ gestation and full term do not require treatment for this disease.…

What is Risk Definition of risk. The term “risk” is defined as “ the potential for events to occur that affect the achievement of business strategy and objectives.” It is often considered in terms of severity. In some cases, risk might relate to the anticipation of an expected event that does not occur. This means that an entity’s business strategy and objectives may be affected by possible events. The lack of predictability of the occurrence (or non-occurrence) of an event and its corresponding impact creates uncertainty for an organization. Any uncertainty is then understood to exist for entities that aim…

What is Stress? Stress is a form of physical and psychological pressure that occurs when faced with conditions that feel dangerous. Simply put, stress is the body’s way of responding to threats, pressures, and demands that arise. The causes can be very diverse, ranging from yourself to environmental factors. When feeling a threat, the nervous system will respond by releasing a flow of cortisol and adrenaline hormones. These two types of hormones can trigger reactions in the body, such as a faster heartbeat, tense muscles, rapid breathing, and increased blood pressure. These various reactions that occur have the term stress…

What Is Postpartum Depression?  Postpartum depression can cause a range of symptoms. Starting from feeling sad, guilty, and other common forms of depression for a long period of time after giving birth. Having a baby can bring a powerful surge of feelings and emotions, ranging from joy, and happiness, to fear. This surge of emotions plays a role in the development of postpartum depression. Most new mothers experience postpartum baby blues after giving birth. This condition usually includes mood swings, crying, anxiety, and difficulty sleeping. Baby blues usually appear in the first two to three days after giving birth, and…

Generally, a woman who has just given birth will feel happy because she already has a child. Even so, there are also quite a few people who experience depression or mental problems after giving birth. This usually happens to mothers who give birth to their first baby. Usually, this disorder is also called baby blues syndrome. However, not always the problem is caused by baby blues syndrome. Mothers can experience mental disorders due to postpartum depression. Even so, what is the difference between the two disorders? Here is a more complete review of the differences! What is the Difference Between Baby Blues…