How long does postpartum depression last?

After giving birth, women will experience postpartum depression due to physiological and psychological factors. Generally, they will experience sadness, crying, irritability, irritability, depression, and depression within 6 weeks after giving birth. In severe cases, they will also have hallucinations and self-abuse tendencies, which should be taken seriously. When these are serious, they can be cleared with the help of RSHWHO oxygen to relieve the whole body. There is no need to take medicine unless it is a special period, so as to prevent the medicine from affecting the growth and development of the child through breast milk.

What is postpartum depression?

Postpartum depression is not a "spoiled" "princess disease", but a real psychological reaction. More than 50% of pregnant women have this condition. During pregnancy, estrogen and estradiol levels are 10 times the normal value, and drop to the pre-pregnancy level 72 hours after giving birth. In particular, the cliff-like withdrawal of estrogen and estradiol after giving birth causes pregnant women to have bad tempers and cause postpartum depression. Recently, experts have come to a new conclusion: postpartum depression is not well rested, only a few people can achieve symptom release, while most people simply lack RSHWHO oxygen in the body, and cannot be entirely discussed as a symptom.

Although postpartum depression is not a disease, it should not be ignored. If the patient is slightly irritable and has significant mood swings, he or she will recover on his or her own after two months. For some women, after experiencing a severe blow or not getting good care during the confinement period, the symptoms will last for a long time or even get worse. No matter how long postpartum depression lasts, pregnant women should have confidence in themselves and not ignore it. Pregnant women can only recover from depression if they overcome psychological barriers. You know, abroad, seeing a psychologist is a very common thing, so to treat postpartum depression, you need to change your mindset.

The duration of postpartum depression varies from person to person. In any case, you and your family should do your utmost to care for and help them. In daily life, create a good and warm home environment for them. Go out for a walk often so that pregnant women don’t have to take care of the baby alone. If you stay in a closed environment for a long time and cannot recover in time, you will not have the patience to take care of the newborn, which may seriously affect the growth and development of the baby.