<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 28-year-old G1P1 woman is brought into the clinic by her concerned husband. The husband has noted that his wife is not behaving normally. She no longer enjoys his company or is not particularly happy around their newborn. The newborn was delivered 3 weeks ago via normal vaginal delivery with no complications. He also notes that his wife seems to be off in some other world with her thoughts. Overall, she appears to be drained, and her movements and speech seem slow. The patient complains that the newborn is sucking the lifeforce from her when she breastfeeds. She has thus stopped eating to save herself from this parasite. Which of the following statements is true regarding this patients most likely condition?? A: If symptoms present within a month after delivery and treatment occurs promptly, the prognosis is good, B: Risk for this patients condition increases with each pregnancy, C: This patients condition is self-limited, D: Ziprasidone is the first-line pharmacotherapy recommended for this patients condition, E: Electroconvulsive therapy is the first-line therapy for this patients condition,  <response>: This is a question about postpartum depression. The stem describes a 28-year-old woman who recently gave birth and is now exhibiting symptoms of depression such as lack of interest, slowed movements and speech, and delusional thoughts about her newborn being a parasite that is draining her lifeforce. The choices describe various aspects of postpartum depression - prognosis with early treatment A, increased risk with subsequent pregnancies B, duration C, medication treatment D, and ECT E.To identify the correct answer, we need to recall the key facts about postpartum depression. The prognosis is generally good if treated early. Risk increases with each pregnancy. It is not self-limited. Antidepressants, not antipsychotics, are first-line pharmacotherapy. And ECT is reserved for severe or treatment-resistant cases.A: If symptoms present within a month after delivery and treatment occurs promptly, the prognosis is good 