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Pregnancy and depression (or: Pregnant women are not so smug) Having recently posted the video Pregnant Women Are Smug, (which I stand by as being hilarious), I've been thinking lately of my own, and others', experiences of pregnancy, and just how various these can be. I certainly learned during ... Pregnancy and Depression in the News Pregnancy and Depression in the News. Ravings of a Mad Housewife: Pregnancy...and Depression? Pregnancy...and Depression? After 1 month back at home as a SAHM, life looks--like shit. Maybe "life" is too general. Let's start out by saying my house looks like shit. It's been 1 month of constant sickness, doctors' visits, ... Pregnancy and Depression Source: HealthDay – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Acupuncture, Depression, Pregnancy Read more. Bigdoggpinc.Vitamark.com: Could You Have OCD? Pregnancy and Depression Almost 20 percent of pregnant women experience depression. What you should know. Advertisement. Get More from QualityHealth. Be Our Fan On Facebook, Follow Us On Twitter, Subscribe to Our RSS Feed, Sign Up for ... Pregnancy and Depression: Lightening the Mother-load: Northshore ... Located in Chicago's northern suburbs,Evanston Northwestern Healthcare is an academic health system affiliated with Northwestern University and all attending physicians are on faculty at the Feinburg School of Medicine. Pregnancy and Depression in the News Pedersen L, et al “Fetal exposure to antidepressants and normal milestone development at 6 and 19 months of age� Pediatrics 2010 DOI: 10.1542peds.2008-3655. Pregnancy and Depression in the News originally appeared on About.com Pregnancy ... Pregnancy, Depression and Acupuncture - Motherlode Blog - NYTimes.com Two studies released in the past few days address the the prevalence and treatment of depression during and after pregnancy. Depression During Pregnancy: The Affect and Treatment Pregnancy and Depression, Mrinkk Pregnancy and Depression. What do you think about this article? NOTE: Because you are not a Suite101 member, your comment will be moderated before it is viewable. post your comment. What is 7+5? ... Pregnancy and Depression – Intermedia Blog We found this interesting story via the New York Times about two different studies relating to pregnancy and depression: The first, published online by the journal Pediatrics, finds that a startling percentage of low-income, ... Datafeed Software Amazon Associate Feed

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Resolved Question: pregnancy and depression? In my family we have a history of chronic depression, When i was younger i had to take zoloft but i didnt like taking meds and took therapy into my own hands.. I can deal with my problems now, and i havent taken any medicine for years now, No problems.. My question is.. Does my history make me more of a higher risk of getting postpartum deppression? I heard sometimes it can get bad if untreated. Or am i just as risk as everyone else? I was just wondering because my husband says he is worried about it, im just trying to ease our minds if possible. Resolved Question: It is possible to be born with depression ? I had terrible twos since I was born what I mean is I hardly ever smiled as a baby always threw tantrums and find myself with deppression and emotional issue could their be a link between the pregnancy and depression? um to that certain person I AM THE BABY IM REFERING TO IM NOT PREGNAT Resolved Question: Difference between moodiness in pregnancy and depression? I know it's normal to feel more emotional during pregnancy, and this has been an emotional week for everyone (with the VT shootings and all), but I have been crying on and off for days. I want to cry all the time. Is this normal, or should I start to worry about depression? Resolved Question: pregnancy and depression...questions? I am 6 months pregnant with my second child, my daughter being 2 years old. I have had sort of a rough pregnancy this year and I feel like maybe I have depression. Not the serious, totally debilitating kind where you can't work and care for your family, but the kind of overall sadness/lack of enjoyment kind. Between the stress of work and the terrible twos AND the horormones, I am really worried about what will happen AFTER the baby comes, during the postpartum period. I don't want any medication now because of the baby, but I want to be put on something afterward. Hindsight being what it is, I think that I had a mild postpartum depression after my first child during the first four or five months but I didn't want to deal with that fact - and I didn't have any problems with it while I was pregnant, just afterwards. I want to talk about it with my OB but I'm scared he won't take me seriously. I'm also worried about breastfeeding should I go on anything - can you even breastfeed if you are taking medication for that? So many questions - I wish it were easier. thanks. Resolved Question: teen pregnancy and depression?? i heard somewhere that teen girls will try to get pregnant as a cure for depression. can anyone elaborate on this? Resolved Question: Napping Pregnancy and Depression?????? I am 35 and work a full time job. I have 2 kids and I am pregnant at 18 weeks with my 3rd child. I just got married and not two weeks later I found out I was expecting. I was pretty sick with evening morning sickness, headaches that made me very tired. I work my butt off at work running a motel and I have the weekends off. Usually one day of the weekend I lay around and watch TV and take a nap. My husband and My sister and mother are calling me lazy and it is making me really depressed. I feel like such a failure that I just don't jump out of the bed on the weekends wanting to take on the world. Now, I am mad at all of them and can't stop crying about how I have been made to feel. Am I over reacting? Resolved Question: Pregnancy and Depression!!! Please Help!!!? So I'm 36 weeks pregnant and recently I've been feeling extremely depressed. For some reason I've started feeling really ugly and really fat and it's really affecting me. I'm crying all the time and I know it sounds so vain but it really hurts me. I feel sad constantly and my husband doesn't help the matter at all. I always see him looking at other women and it really hurts me because he makes me feel uglier and fatter all the time. If I'm having this depression now what are the chances that I will likely get post partum depression? Do any of you other pregnant women feel this way? Resolved Question: Is it pregnancy hormones or pre-partum depression? I am usually very happy and optimistic. When I get into a problem, usually I dwell for a moment,vent, and balance myself out. It doesn't tend to linger for as long as it seems to now. I am 16 weeks pregnant and feel lonely and despair often. I know the changing hormone levels lead to changes in mood and emotion, but I am beginning to wonder if it's possible that I have slight depression. I just feel like internally I am going crazy--as if I am being emotionally stretched. So many of the symptoms of pregnancy and depression overlap, so I am really confused. I don't have thoughts of harming the baby or myself. I just feel so many emotions so much more strongly and accompanied by so many more. The feeling of despair is new to me. I am usually very motivated, but I am have little motivation to work or even go out. I can't tell if this is pregnancy fatigue or something else. Depression does not run in my family. Anyone with any relevant experience or info please comment. Resolved Question: Pregnancy and depression-How to cope? I'm expecting my first child in April. I'm 18 years old and pregnant. It makes me really depressed even though I know it's my fault,I feel very alone because my boyfriend doesn't understand what I'm going through. I have tried 4 anti depressants and none of them has helped me at all. I struggle to make it through the day and really nothing makes me happy anymore. Today while moving some of my stuff to the new house I just bursted into tears and had to quit. I have been crying ever since. I've tried getting a job,getting hobbies and doing whatever I can to just cope with how horrible I feel but even that doesn't work and I feel like there's nowhere to turn. I don't think I can make it nother two and a half months without going completely insane. Has anyone else felt like this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated I've had a horrible day. Resolved Question: i really need help can someone please advise me, pregnancy and depression? lately i have been having some major problems with my fiance assaulting me, police and now social services. They are putting my unborn son under child protection section 47, i am worried sick 24/7 and cry myself to sleep all the time that they will take my baby away from me, they are causing me to feel very depressed with how they are going on and i just want them to leave me alone and let me live my life. I dread every morning i wake up knowing that this could happen to me, i can honestly say if they ever took my son away from me i would kill myself he is my world and my whole life :( Voting Question: Pregnancy and Depression, am i depressed or just emotional? Im about 4 months pregnant and throughout my pregnancy i have had a crazy emotional roller coaster from my baby's dad breaking up with me to getting back with me, to my father calling me no good and kicking me out of the house to not having enough guts to tell me he wants me to move back in (had to find that out though my younger sister) then having to go to school and deal with the stress from that, having no job or money i will admit i do have a loving family after the drama between my father and i he has come to support me and so does the rest of my family and my baby's dad's family so i know that since im pregnant and all im going to have to go though an emotions but it seems like i cry a lot and all the time, i could be having a good day at school or a nice day at home but by night time i just get so sad today was no different, i went to church and it went well; i learned a lot, then babysat for a few hours for my older sister, got a little homework done then went to visit my baby's dad; we watched a movie but right now at this very moment i just feel so sad, unloved, unappreciated, alone and so on whats going on with me? am i just going though the motions or am i actually depressed? Resolved Question: Pregnancy and depression? I have been dealing with depression off and on for several years now. I was previously on remeron but upon learning of my pregnancy I stopped taking it. I am now 24 weeks pregnant. I have been getting more and more depressed as this pregnancy has progressed. I am terrified to take anti-depressants while I am pregnant because of what it could possibly do to the baby. Please share any information you may have about taking anti-depressants during pregnancy. I would like to know the risks. People, if I quit taking the meds for fear of endangering my baby then why would I start taking them again without consulting a doctor? I am depressed not lacking common sense. Please don't answer the question if you don't have any. Voting Question: Pregnancy and depression. I've taken a desicion. Is it the best? My boyfriend and I have been dating for 2 years and I got pregnant during the last vacations when I went to visit him in Europe during July. Now I'm back in South America and things have become very difficult between us. Since I told him about the baby, he's become colder and more stressful. I've been trying to be patient but I only gained more and more stress due to the million discussions we had both on msn and phone. I feel this stress is making me more sick and added to this, the fact that I've always suffered from migrain is also a big problem. So, the desicion I've taken is to avoid all sort of communication with him, at least until my pregnancy is over. I have my friends and family to help me and that seems to help a lot. Now, I would like some words from any of you and say if my desicion has been the most correct. Thanks. Resolved Question: I was just wondering about pregnancy and depression? So when someone has depression and they take antidepressants and stuff. Most things you cant take while pregnant. So your just going to be like super depressed the whole pregnancy?? Also the whole thing about baby blues and stuff? If you have depression is it more likely for you to get prenatal depression or whatever its called. I have depression and I want to have a baby. Resolved Question: Pregnancy And Depression...Thanks L-Tisha(update)? Thanks for that website L-Tisha, it really helped I went in there today and going to go weekly. Mom and Moms-to-be.....if you think you are suffering from depression while being pregnant or after having a baby I highly recommend this website to find a pregnancy center near you: http://www.pregnancycenters.org/advantage.asp Just my one 'class/meeting' today helped me out so much. I feel a lot better today, and I know with my continued classes things will only get better. I learned it's not 'just hormones' during pregnancy, there are many things that can lead to depression during pregnancy and you should get it taken care of right away before it gets too serious! These centers are FREE!!! The particular one I go to I earn Mommy Money to spend on a new crib, clothes, strollers, car seats etcs from each class I take, and each time I come in. So if you don't think you can afford a 'counselor' this is the best route to go. It was by far a wonderful experience and I look forward to my weekly meets. So please don't get to the point I got last night where you wonder if 'its' worth it, b/c this goes further than hormones, and is something serious you need help with. Thanks L-Tisha and the others for the kind words. This is just what I needed! God Bless!!!! RSS Parser Increased Website Traffic

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