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It’s a lot to take on new responsibilities with raising a newborn, supporting mom, holding a job, and taking care of yourself as well, hence these overwhelming emotions you are experiencing. YOU ARE NOT ALONE in what you are going through and your awareness of changes in your overall mental well being are the first step in identifying Postpartum depression.
Pat yourself on the back because your well-being is a fundamental piece to fostering a healthy life filled with love, gratitude, and confidence in supporting your new family.
Importance of early diagnosis of Postpartum depression
Self-awareness is one of the most powerful muscles a human can exercise throughout their entire life. The significance of self-awareness with regard to a condition like postpartum depression is paramount in reducing the severity and duration of it.
Early detection of postpartum warning signs will lead to taking proactive actions through seeking support, and treatment, and living the compelling future you deserve.
Hiding from your feelings, turning a blind eye to your shift in attitude, and covering up the uncomfortable new emotions will only lead to a compounding effect of your symptoms.
By embracing a mentality of choosing to take back your life through seeking support and being open with your feelings you will have already taken the most important step in fulfilling a life filled with love, confidence, and gratitude.
Most common Postpartum warning signs to look out
Now that the groundwork has been laid for the importance of early detection of postpartum warning signs, let’s take a look at the early signs that could indicate an onset of PPD.
These are in no specific order and are not limited to what you may be experiencing.
Lack of self-worth and feelings of guilt
Increased difficulty with making decisions or basic cognitive functions
Wavering confidence in taking care of your child and supporting mom
Social withdrawal or isolation from family and friends
Loss of interest in hobbies or activities formerly enjoyed
Overwhelming feelings of stress, anxiety, and hopelessness
Growing irritability, anger, or even mood swings that are unexplainable
Eating patterns have changed to unhealthier decisions
Decreased levels of energy or significant change in sleep routine
As becoming a new parent and supportive partner to a mom can be a huge undertaking, it is important to differentiate between that and the postpartum warning signs.
While there can be a fine line in some cases, it is usually a significant alteration in your demeanor that should be a red flag for early preventative action.
Low self-worth and confidence
Feeling worthless as a partner can be common during pregnancy, as there so
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