Post-adoption<unk>  is shown though symptoms of<unk>  in the adoptive mother or father, generally seen from one month after<unk> , and is experienced by anywhere from 10% to 32% of adoptive parents. The symptoms of post-adoption<unk>  are common to symptoms of<unk> , and include changes in sleeping pattern and appetite, feelings of hopelessness, fatigue, problems with concentration and restlessness, as well as suicidal thoughts. These symptoms are also similar to those of postpartum<unk> , which is a related syndrome. Postpartum<unk> , however, involves hormonal changes in pregnant woman, which are not present in women suffering from post-adoption<unk> . Despite this difference, there are still significant changes that new parents go through, even when the child is not biologically their own. These changes can have significant impacts on mental health. Post-adoption<unk>  can also negatively impact the child. There is not an extensive amount of research available concerning post-adoption<unk> , however since the early 2000s practitioners have begun to take an interest in the syndrome and its effects on new parents. ref Given that many of the symptoms of post-adoption<unk> , as well as prescribed treatments, are similar to those of postpartum<unk> , much of the research on postpartum<unk>  are applicable to post<unk><unk> .
Post-adoption depression syndrome
Hyperprolactinemic SAHA syndrome
Postpartum psychosis
Battered woman syndrome
Postpartum depression
Gonadotropin-resistant ovary syndrome
Puppy pregnancy syndrome
Functional hypothalamic amenorrhea