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Hi Thanks for reaching out first of all What you’re describing sounds very concerning and points to a possible postpartum psychiatric condition such as postpartum depression with severe irritability or even postpartum psychosis, which can sometimes appear within weeks after delivery. The red flags here are: Abusive and aggressive behavior Suicidal threats (“I’ll kill myself”) Harm thoughts toward the baby Not eating or drinking for 1–2 days This is not just normal anger after delivery it needs urgent psychiatric evaluation. Please don’t try to manage this at home alone. Take her to a psychiatrist immediately, even if it means hospitalization for safety. In the meantime, ensure she is never left alone with the baby, and keep her hydrated as much as possible. Reassure her gently, but don’t argue back during her aggressive episodes. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Post partum depression and post partum psychosis can occur post delivery of the child because of sudeen changes in chemical levels in brain.

Hii.. This may be the case of postpartum depression or postpartum psychosis which is an emergency and the need for treatment of the mother as soon as possible as it may cause danger to the baby or herself.. This occurs due to the sudden drop of high progesterone which is present throughout the pregnancy.. So, kindly consult Psychiatrist as soon as possible

This sounds very serious. After childbirth, some mothers can develop severe psychiatric conditions like postpartum depression with suicidality or postpartum psychosis. The threats to harm herself or the baby, refusal to eat/drink, and aggressive behavior are red flags that need urgent medical attention.