Zhengzhou depression: how to prevent post-abortion depression?
Abortion is very stimulating to a family, especially for women. Many women will suffer from depression due to abortion; early pregnancy abortion is less likely to have depression, but in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, there will be depression. During miscarriage, women are prone to collapse and depression, so how to treat depression after miscarriage? How to prevent post-abortion depression?
How to treat post-abortion depression?
- Drug therapy
After depression, the hormones in the patient's body are also affected. At this time, people can feel happy again by taking some drugs that can promote brain activity.
- Psychotherapy
Depression requires not only drug treatment, but also psychological adjustment and cognitive improvement, so psychological treatment is necessary. Patients can choose a psychological counselor by themselves and consult once a week. The counselor will design a treatment plan based on the patient's condition. This method can cure, but the effect is slow.
- Home Remedies
Depression after miscarriage affects families, and a depressive family environment can lead to recurrent episodes of depression. Therefore, it is also necessary for patients to undergo family remodeling therapy. It is recommended that patients find a special psychological counselor for family therapy analysis, and Satya family therapy can be used to alleviate family conflicts.
How to prevent post-abortion depression
- Face reality
In fact, depression is a manifestation of inability to accept reality. Abortion is very physically and psychologically stimulating for women, and many women will have severe anxiety because they cannot accept double stimulation, so they dare not face reality. So, in order to prevent postpartum depression, the first thing to do is to accept reality.
- Take care of your body
Abortion is also very harmful to the body. At this time, women must take good care of their bodies. When their health returns, depression is less likely to occur.
- Change misunderstandings
Many women after a miscarriage believe the miscarriage is their fault. This perception itself is wrong and must be changed.