Prenatal depression is a psychological disorder during pregnancy, what factors lead to prenatal depression?

In recent years, there are more and more mothers-to-be suffering from prenatal depression, which is very detrimental to the health of the mother-to-be and the fetus, so it is important that we pay attention to this problem. So, what factors are related to the development of prenatal depression?

Mothers-to-be in late pregnancy will encounter a variety of problems, some mothers-to-be more and more bulky body, action is very inconvenient, and even bedridden; some mothers-to-be sleep quality is very poor, daytime lethargy, but the night is not sleepy; some mothers-to-be frequent urination, constipation, pubic bone pain, lower limb edema and other symptoms are more and more serious; some mothers-to-be seriously fat, seriously overweight, the doctor requires Strict dietary control, want to eat but dare not eat, can only starve, these are important causes of prenatal depression of the mother-to-be.

Of course, the family's attitude towards the mother-to-be is very important, if the father-to-be is busy working all day long, and does not pay attention to the mother-to-be, even if he sees that the mother-to-be is having a hard time carrying Jade, he still doesn't warm up to the mother-to-be, or the father-to-be is quite critical about the mother-to-be's deformed figure and deterioration of her skin texture, etc., or the family members want to give birth to a boy or a girl for their own sake, or the mother-to-be is still doing housework alone and does not have any family members' help. The mother-to-be has to do the housework alone and is not well taken care of by her family. All these practices will bring very serious negative emotions to the mother-to-be, and then the problem of prenatal depression.

Additionally, most mothers-to-be are afraid of giving birth, whether it's a normal delivery or a cesarean section, mothers-to-be will suffer more, so mothers-to-be will be entangled in choosing how to give birth, and the closer they get to the due date, the stronger the negative emotions. Other mothers-to-be think more, and even consider the care of the newborn, want before the birth of the baby after the birth of all the supplies are prepared, but also worried about their own milk is not enough or the newborn baby suffers from eczema, jaundice and other symptoms.

Prenatal depression in mothers-to-be is related to physical discomfort in the late stages of pregnancy, as well as to the way family members treat pregnant women, and to the fact that mothers-to-be think too much. Prenatal depression can negatively affect the health of both the mother-to-be and the fetus, so the mother-to-be must try to relax and ease her emotions.