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Hi, I understand it could be difficult situation, we appreciate your efforts as mother & wife. Consult to understand how to deal with situation effectively, how to manage our thoughts & emotions. also, past healing is necessary to overcome emotional baggage. Take care

It seems to be PPD. Post Partum Depression and behavioral changes. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. It is due to harmonal changes. It needs to be addressed in a holistic way. It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Just take few therapy sessions. You need to vent out a lot only then you will feel lighter I'm sure it's taking a toll and it's not completely your fault It's post partum crises a lot of women go through it You reach out will help in whatever ways I can All the best

Please connect for a free clarity call. Let me understand the issue. Then we will talk about how to go through this .

Hi..you are going through post partum depression.plz connect with psychiatrist and psychologist both

Now this is big problem .But we can manage it with some tactics.

I hear that you're experiencing challenges with anger, and it's commendable that you're seeking guidance on how to manage it. Anger can often be a complex emotion, and understanding the underlying causes is crucial. It can sometimes act as a blanket emotion, covering deeper feelings such as frustration, sadness, or stress. Considering your recent C-section and the stress in your daily routine, it's understandable that emotions are heightened. As a breastfeeding mother, hormonal changes can also contribute. Exploring the root causes of your anger, perhaps through therapy, can be beneficial. Mind Sculpt, my online therapy service, is available to provide support and guidance. Therapy can help you develop coping strategies, communication skills, and emotional regulation techniques.

I understand this has been a difficult period for you. It's a positive and courageous step that you're willing to seek help. I appreciate your openness. As a clinical psychologist, I recommend considering psychotherapy sessions and a psychiatric consultation to address these challenges.