Postpartum depression

Miscarriage refers to spontaneous abortion, which is a symptom of the child stopping development and pregnancy termination due to various factors. For many couples, especially women, they will have various self-blame or negative psychological feelings after miscarriage. Therefore, it is also a common phenomenon to develop depression after miscarriage. For minor postpartum depression that lasts for more than two weeks, timely treatment or psychological adjustment is necessary.

1. Depression

The patient may feel depressed for a long time. Especially in the morning or evening, the mood is more serious. Sometimes I feel low during the day and suddenly feel high at night.

2. Bad temper:

When you see other people's children, you may feel irritable, and the target of your anger is usually your partner.

3. Fatigue:

All women experience fatigue, but depression can be more severe after a miscarriage.

Generally speaking, the quality of sleep at night is not very good, or there is severe insomnia, and people tend to feel drowsy during the day.

5. Loss of appetite:

Most women are not in the mood to eat, but sometimes they may vent their stress by overeating. But later on, they will feel guilty and uneasy about being fat.

6. Loss of interest:

You may find that things you used to enjoy are now boring, and you may also lack interest in daily activities and feel that your brain is slow to react. The ability to think about problems also declines, and one may become bored with life and lose confidence in life.

Many women feel that they don’t have enough time, but they also don’t do their jobs very well.

8. Guilt:

Patients often feel guilty because of the increased stress caused by their illness, and sometimes look at many problems in a negative light.