Childbirth is a physically and emotionally stressful ordeal for a woman. Not only is labor a physically tiring process, but it also causes a profound shift in the body’s hormone balance as you adjust to no longer being pregnant. Your emotions are also likely to be in turmoil as a result of this event, which you have been anticipating with eagerness. It may be difficult for you to accept the realities of motherhood and the demands that a new baby will place on you. As a result, it is natural for childbirth to be followed by a time of emotional instability. The most typical reaction after giving birth is elation, but in the days and often weeks that follow, some women become depressed, distant, and apathetic, and they may also feel guilty for not responding more enthusiastically to the arrival of their baby. Consult this PDF if you are experiencing similar symptoms of depression.
Depression after childbirth
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