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I still suffering of extra emotional behavior during postnatal. is symptoms are normal?
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.: Many new mothers have symptoms of feeling low and may have inexplicable episodes of crying spells. If you have thoughts of harming self or baby or unable to take care of baby, contact your OB immediately. Healthy food lots of fluids and good social support usually helps. Lots of stress and hormonal change during pregnancy and delivery might cause postnatal blues or depression. Take to physician.
Answered 6/10/2014
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