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After giving birth 7 months ago i started feeling more anxious and fear from any thing what can i do to feel better?
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Anxiety post-partum: If your child was your first, the natural tendency is to "worry" about many issues which are not always in one's control. To "feel better" you may need professional counseling for re-assurance. Ask your healthcare provider for a referral. If nursing at 7 months, your hormones are still not "normal", and this can contribute to your anxiety as well.
Answered 5/18/2017
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