A few days ago, a female doctor jumped off a building with her daughter because of postpartum depression. Some people think that postpartum depression is far away from us, and some people say that this mother is very melodramatic. Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? Postpartum depression affects one or two women in every 10. Postpartum depression refers to the symptoms of depression after delivery, which is the most common puerperal mental syndrome, and usually occurs for the first time within 6 weeks. Postpartum depression is a special psychological disease, which refers to the depressive symptoms of lying-in women after delivery.

Its manifestations are the same as other depression, such as depression, aphasia, sad crying, anxiety, timidity, anxiety, irritability, serious loss of self-care ability and baby care ability, pessimism and despair, self-injury and suicide. If you feel depressed, sad and painful for a long time after giving birth, it will be more serious in the morning or at night and you will feel exhausted. You feel sick and don't like to eat, but sometimes you overeat to relieve stress, and then you will feel guilty and insecure about your obesity. I am also afraid that I can't take care of my children and feel anxious. At the same time, it is contradictory to worry about the health of children. Or you may have difficulty falling asleep, be timid, be emotional, lose your temper easily, lose the ability to take care of yourself and your children in severe cases, be pessimistic and desperate, have suicidal tendencies, and probably get postpartum depression.

The clinical manifestations of postpartum depression involve many aspects such as emotion, cognition, behavior and life. It is characterized by onset in 2 weeks after delivery and obvious symptoms in 4-6 weeks. The main features are baby and husband. If you care too much about your baby's health, it seems that things that are unfavorable to your baby may always happen; I worry that my husband will change his mind for no reason, don't like myself, think that after giving birth, I will become ugly and belittle myself too much. Subjectively lack of pleasure, inner irritability and pain. Often accompanied by insomnia symptoms. Poor sleep or severe insomnia, daytime sleepiness.

Some people always want to eat or don't want to eat when their appetite increases or decreases, and their weight varies greatly. Others will be inattentive, unable to speak, and lack logic and comprehensive judgment. Often have obvious inferiority complex, have undue guilt, often can't help but blame yourself too much, and lack confidence in anything. Feel useless and hopeless. Serious people have repeated suicidal thoughts or attempts.