Postpartum hormonal issues

2024-01-22 06:25:21
Hi I have a 11 months baby when ever he says he wont come to me i feel terrible.I cry also sometimes Its so overwhelming for me i cant handle it I am getting angry also on others because of this what should i do I do everything with him i am with him the whole time but still he prefers someone else over me why what wrong i have done.Why does he love others more and not me
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Answered2024-02-03 13:38:55

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Answered2024-01-26 15:40:51

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Hi.. infants like to explore their environment and sometimes they also like to be with other people. It doesn't mean that he doesn't like you. Regarding your emotional state post partum period can be extremely stressful. You will need rest and support from family members. If you feel irritable, angry always you may need to take medications.
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Answered2024-01-22 13:00:35

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Symptoms suggestive of post par tum depression, kindly consult an astute psychiatrist either in person or online for remedy. Most feel significant improvement in 2-4 weeks.

Answered2024-01-22 06:36:07

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Nothing to worry, just take family support consult psychiatrist for further evaluation and treatment. And do some life style modifications.

Answered2024-01-24 09:10:24

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