Diagnostic<unk> es have resulted in significant increases in the identification of postpartum mental problems . To rule out an organic cause, laboratory tests and a complete physical examination should be performed. Rare medical diseases such as frontotemporal dementia, Sheehan syndrome, or frontal lobe tuberculoma, can sometimes present as peripartum mood<unk> . Blood test and other tests are ordered to rule out any organic cause of peripartum mood<unk> . Then the physician asks a set of questions to diagnose the specific mood disorder.
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