Patient's question:
I got married at the end of September last year. In early December, I found out I was pregnant for over a month. Then, at the end of December, I experienced a miscarriage due to fetal demise. It was a heavy and shocking experience, especially since it was my first pregnancy and I had just gotten married. When I first found out I was pregnant, I had severe morning sickness, and my emotions were extremely volatile—I couldn’t eat much and cried a lot. By late November, the baby passed away, and I changed completely. For about twenty days, I suffered from neurasthenia. Later, I could take naps, but I still cried often. I felt like everything anyone said was directed at me, and I lost patience. I also argued a lot with my partner and felt like he didn’t love me anymore. Am I depressed?Doctor's answer:
The current symptoms are mild depression. One miscarriage does not mean you cannot conceive normally the second time. It is recommended that you maintain a positive mindset, take care of your body, and you can conceive again. The most important thing now is to adjust your mood, do things that interest you, and do not stay immersed in pain. This is related to your personal ability to cope. Therefore, it is essential to regulate yourself.