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Can you get post-natal depression after a miscarriage?

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craftymum01 · 01/11/2018 23:39

I had my second 2nd trimester miscarriage in August and since I’ve felt a bit ‘meh’ about everything. I don’t teally know how to describe it I just don’t conpmetely feel like myself. I wonder if I’m just a bit hormonal still or if it’s something else. Has anyone heard of PND after a loss?

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craftymum01 · 01/11/2018 23:40

Sorry for all the typos! Stupid phone

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AtSea1979 · 01/11/2018 23:42

Sorry no experience of it. Perhaps it’s grief? I’m sure your GP will be able to sign post you. Sorry for your loss Flowers

SpaceCannotBeLeftBlank · 01/11/2018 23:45

I don’t know but after my miscarriage I was depressed for a long time afterwards. Of course I didn’t appreciate how much at the time. It’s only now looking back I can see I really wasn’t okay at all. Speak to your GP, they can help and link you with counselling, etc. I’m sorry for both your losses Flowers

dellacucina · 01/11/2018 23:50

I would not worry about putting a label on it. It's completely natural that you would be suffering grief or depression after this sort of loss. Either way, I agree with PPs that it would be entirely reasonable to seek support.

DropZoneOne · 01/11/2018 23:57

PND isn't a special type of depression, it's just the timing. So really you're asking if it's possible to be depressed after a loss, and of course it is. Best thing would be to see your GP who can chat through the support available, whether that's medicinal or therapeutic. Flowers

craftymum01 · 02/11/2018 00:02

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I think I will go to the gp. Can’t seem to pull myself out of this slump and maybe just talking to someone would help. I’m starting to frustrate myself

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EmeraldVillage · 02/11/2018 08:24

Op you’ve been through a very traumatic event. It is natural to grieve. Seeing your GP to see what support you can get seems wise.

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