Depression During Pregnancy
Depression during a pregnancy or prenatal depression constitutes a mental disorder affecting many mothers-to-be with feelings of hopelessness, exhaustion, and anxiety. It is triggered by hormonal changes, stress, and lack of support. Lack of treatment climbs the risks of premature birth, low birth weight, and developmental problems. Early interventions may include therapy, medication, or another lifestyle change to promote the wellbeing of the mother and baby.
Treatment for Seasonal Depression
The Link Between Depression and Weight Changes
There are many weight fluctuations that take place due to depression gain or loss weight. Emotional eating and less physical activities with hormonal changes bring weight gain, while decrease of appetite and neglected self-care lead to weight loss. This understanding helps in treating both mental health and physical well being as a whole.