OP. You have got a lot to deal with and new baby, house, lack of support during the week. It is enough to make you stressed and trigger the anxiety.
If you can, maybe try a Dr. Claire Weekes recording to unravel some of the anxious thoughts and see if that can bring you some calm? They were recommended to me and it felt like I was doing something positive at the time. Also the No Panic Helpline used to be good with lots of free advice and a sympathetic ear when it felt horrible.
I tried everything and felt like a hamster on a wheel because I just wanted to feel ‘normal’.
My thyroid went undiagnosed though I’d asked for months for a thyroid test as I felt something wasn’t right. The GP was awful and just kept saying ‘new baby, new baby’. She would then rant about George Bush which was helpful
. The locum finally sent me for the blood test, I cried with anger and relief when they finally got the results back.
I think if you can somehow get to what triggers your anxiety, I know it’s health worries but can you catch the thoughts that send you into a state and learn to stop them, honestly, it does work, then you can start to evaluate if your relationship is a symptom or a cause.
Sometimes it is just your thyroid playing havoc and with your hair - that’s a classic over active thyroid symptom. That blood test will let you know soon enough.
But whatever, you do need to remember, anxiety passes. You won’t feel bad forever. It will lift and your GP will help you. There is help so keep the faith.
Very best wishes.