Hot flashes. Postpartum depression. Two common occurrences in a woman’s life—but separated by years, decades even. Vastly different symptoms. And entirely different catalysis: One happens during hormonal changes in menopause; the other, in the weeks or months after having a baby. Superficially, they may not have much in common.
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