How can you understand if you are suffering from a postpartum depression? Being overemotional after delivery is absolutely normal, but it is important to find the slight difference between this and a serious medical condition. So here are some of the most popular symptoms of postpartum depression.
1. Fear
2. Anxiety
3. Causeless crying
4. Exhaustion
5. Despair
6. Impatience
7. Irritability
8. Incredulity
9. Lack of feelings for the newborn child
10. Lack of self-esteem
11. Hypersensitivity
 
Very often, the mother may feel soreness when seeing the baby – fortunately this condition lasts only a few weeks and the symptoms do not get worse. When suffering from postpartum depression, having sleep disorders is one of the most popular symptoms. Usually this is due to the constant anxiety of the mother. Severe postpartum depression can occur within a couple of weeks to 1 year after delivery. The mother feels anger, confusion, panic and hopelessness. Her eating habits can change and lead to serious sleep disorders. She may be afraid for her child and even have the sense that she can harm them. Women, suffering from postpartum depression think that they are on the edge of going crazy. Anxiety is one of the strongest signs of postpartum depression.