A 30-year-old (G2P0101) female presents to the clinic for a new obstetric visit. She has an unknown LMP. She reports that she discovered she was pregnant when she took a urine pregnancy test at home a month ago. She vaguely recalls having a period about 2 months ago, but is not sure exactly when that occurred. She reports that she is generally healthy. She had a previous delivery at 36 weeks EGA, though she reports her doctor was not really sure about her due date in that pregnancy. She reports that she had a normal spontaneous vaginal delivery in her previous pregnancy, and the child is healthy. Her postpartum course was complicated by depression, which has since resolved and not recurred. She denies history of sexually transmitted diseases or abnormal pap smears. She has no surgical history. She does not smoke, drink alcohol, or use illicit drugs. She does not have any family history of hypertension, diabetes, twins, or congenital anomalies.
She does report that her mother has a history of depression Given the patient's history of postpartum depression as well as her family history of depression, her risk of postpartum depression after this pregnancy is approximately what percentage?
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