🧠 My Opinion (As a Psychiatrist): It is completely understandable to feel emotionally vulnerable during pregnancy, especially in the second trimester when hormonal shifts can heighten emotional sensitivity. Your current symptoms — distress from others’ behavior, difficulty finding peace, claustrophobia in social situations, and emotional reactivity — may indicate antenatal anxiety or pregnancy-related emotional dysregulation, both of which are not uncommon. Being in a negative mental state during pregnancy can affect both maternal well-being and fetal development. As a psychiatrist, I believe this situation requires timely intervention through non-pharmacological supportive care like therapy, relaxation techniques, and structured routine, while avoiding unnecessary medications in pregnancy unless absolutely indicated.

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Hi It’s natural to feel sensitive during pregnancy, but you don’t have to absorb others’ negativity. Take deep breaths, step away when you feel overwhelmed, and remind yourself your peace matters most right now. Focus on gentle self-care, limit draining interactions, and protect your mind with calming routines. If it feels too heavy, therapy can help you learn emotional boundaries to keep your pregnancy peaceful. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

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Hello dear, Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns so openly. What you're experiencing is completely valid, especially during such a sensitive time in your life. Pregnancy can intensify emotional responses, and being affected by negative energy or unsupportive people is not uncommon.

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As per my view, you will be following a psychiatrist and your gynaecologist advice. Do not think too much, pregnancy is a big responsibility and journey for a woman where she needs immense support and care. There are hormonal changes too that give rise to such feelings , crying spells etc that you have mentioned above. You must consult and discuss with your psychiatrist so that if medications are needed, treatment should be optimised as per your need and you are able to take major decisions of your life but first you should also see the solution if possible( consultation is necessary)

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