What are the symptoms of IVF depression?

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Symptoms of depression in IVF

IVF is a kind of baby that is fertilized and cultivated in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology. Although IVF babies have experienced many difficulties and setbacks during pregnancy, they may also face the same mental health problems as other infants, one of which is depression. IVF depression will have a negative impact on their emotions and behavior, so early recognition and treatment are essential.

Symptom 1: depression and depression

A common symptom of IVF depression is persistent depression and depression. They may feel sad, hopeless, helpless and hopeless. This emotional state will lead to their loss of interest in the surrounding environment, easy fatigue and low mood. They may show prolonged crying, withdrawal and unwillingness to communicate with others.

In addition, IVF babies may have no motivation to participate in games and interactions, and lose interest in activities they once enjoyed. These emotional states last for a long time, often for weeks or months.

Symptom 2: changes in appetite and sleep

Another symptom of IVF depression is changes in appetite and sleep. They may suffer from anorexia or overeating. They may lose interest in their favorite food or selectively refuse to eat.

In addition, IVF depression may also lead to sleep problems. They may have difficulty falling asleep, have many dreams or wake up frequently. This abnormal sleep will further affect their mood and behavior.

Symptom 3: anxiety and irritability

IVF depression is often accompanied by anxiety and irritability. They may become irritable, excitable, and show nervousness and uneasiness. IVF babies may show excessive sensitivity and overreact to some small things. They may constantly worry about a problem, which is difficult to relax and appease.

In addition, IVF babies may experience physical discomfort, such as headache, stomach pain or muscle tension. These physical discomfort may be related to their anxiety and irritability.

Symptom 4: Social and interpersonal problems

IVF depression may also lead to social and interpersonal problems. They may show social avoidance and withdrawal behaviors, and are unwilling to interact with others. They may be afraid of contact with people and be alert to strangers.

In addition to social difficulties, IVF may also have other behavioral problems, such as resistance to authority, provocation and irritability. They may show feelings of isolation and rejection, further aggravating their depressive symptoms.

summary

In vitro infant depression is manifested as depression and depression, appetite and sleep changes, anxiety and irritability, and social and interpersonal problems. Early detection and recognition of these symptoms and provision of appropriate treatment and support will help IVF to overcome depression as soon as possible and rebuild their mental health. If necessary, you can consult a doctor of relevant specialty in a regular hospital to obtain a better treatment plan.