Psychotherapy: Ask your OBGYN for a referral to a psychologist for an eval. A few sessions might tell if talk therapy can guide you thru this or if preg-safe meds are needed too. This is important to do now to reduce the risks of severe post-partum depression. That's harder to treat - and the baby demands are greater. Planning for the life changes is easier w/ help/support. Help (like it says) can help. Best!
Answered 8/30/2014
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Highly recommend..: Finding a reputable therapist to talk to while you are going through this difficult period in your life.Your choices when it comes to medications are quite limited,which is why I think your best bet is likely finding someone professional to talk to.There is absolutely no shame in doing this,you would not believe how many people utilize this service-even when they're NOT pregnant!I wish you the bes
Answered 8/31/2014
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