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What Are The Expected Behavioral Changes Due To Psycho Neurotic Problems During Pregnancy?

A family member suffers abandonment and psycho neurotic problems. Presently, she is pregnantand is on minimal antidepressant, etc. medication. Please let us know some behavioral changes that could be expected. We have noticed several, but would like your professional input. Thank you
Thu, 24 Jul 2014
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Pregnancy is a stressful period and can aggravate already existing mental problems. As you mentioned she is on antidepressants, the symptoms can range from low mood, irritability ,weeping spells, decreased energy in body, difficulty coping routine, social withdrawal, decreased interest in life to high risk behaviour such as thoughts of self harm and suicide. I hope you find it helpful.
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What Are The Expected Behavioral Changes Due To Psycho Neurotic Problems During Pregnancy?

I appreciate your concern and asking on health care magic. Pregnancy is a stressful period and can aggravate already existing mental problems. As you mentioned she is on antidepressants, the symptoms can range from low mood, irritability ,weeping spells, decreased energy in body, difficulty coping routine, social withdrawal, decreased interest in life to high risk behaviour such as thoughts of self harm and suicide. I hope you find it helpful.