Pregnancy depression is a condition that occurs in about
10-20% of expectant mothers. Pregnancy period is a period that causes ups and
downs to emotions that bring joy, excitement and happiness as well as feelings
of fear and anxiety from time to time. For these reasons, and also with the
effect of hormonal changes in pregnancy, mood changes up to depression can be
seen in some of the expectant mothers. An older depression contributes to
pregnancy depression in situations such as family problems, medical problems
before and during pregnancy, and stress.
Signs of
pregnancy depression:
- constant sadness
- Not being able to concentrate
- Sleeping too little or too long
- Normally enjoyed activities no longer enjoy
- Don't fall into thoughts like despair, suicide and death
- Anxiety, extreme irritability
- Feeling guilty or worthless
- Change in eating habits
- Avoiding socialization
- Forgetfulness
- Continuous and sudden crying attacks
- Loss of sexual desire
Treatment:
Pregnancy depression is a condition that requires treatment
and should not be delayed. After all, it should not be postponed with the
thought that it will pass after birth. If left untreated, it causes various
drawbacks for both mother and baby. The mother in pregnancy depression cannot
pay due attention to pregnancy follow-ups, medications and nutrition. Babies
born from mothers who experience this condition are less active than other
babies, and conditions such as attention deficit and hyperactivity and agility
are more common in these babies. When you notice some of the symptoms listed
above, you should immediately contact your doctor. You will be happy to
continue your pregnancy by applying the necessary treatment with psychotherapy
or other methods by the psychiatrist.
-HYDRONEFROZE IN MOTHER OF PREGNANCY
-APPENDICE SURGERY IN PREGNANCY
-ASTHMA IN PREGNANCY
-LUMBAR DISC HERNIA IN PREGNANCY
-THROMBOSIS AND EMBOLISM DURING PREGNANCY
-DENTAL CARE IN PREGNANCY
-CANCER IN PREGNANCY
