Coping and Support

The process of getting pregnant and the phase of pregnancy can get very tiring emotionally and physically. At one point, you are quite happy and on the other side, you are also tensed about what if things go wrong. This roller coaster ride of emotions can sometimes get taxing and take a toll on your health. These mood disorders can affect your baby and can turn into long term issues for the baby and you as well. But the good news is that there are many simple ways to reduce depression, anxiety, and stress.

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Talk to your Loved ones

You should talk about your anxieties with your partner, family, friends or the doctor. Talking about your thoughts may keep them away from your daily life and may make you feel better. You could also talk to a counsellor and get some external help.

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Pursue a Hobby

Keep yourself engaged and do things that make you feel happy. You should exercise at least 30 minutes a day. Walk and Yoga is the best options to keep you healthy and your mind fresh. Reading can help you to keep all the negative thoughts away. Try and meet other pregnant women and discuss your anxieties. You may also want to write a journal and your experience of the entire phase. Writing about your feelings help you prioritize your feelings.

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Take enough Rest

Take enough rest and make sleep your priority. It will help you with anxiety symptoms. Also, try napping when you have sometime in the day.

Work-Life Balance

Work is important, and you cannot avoid it just because you are pregnant. But balancing your work and personal life would help a great deal during pregnancy. You should ideally start delegating some of your work and avoid long work hours. It is not advisable to sit for long hours or travel too much through the day.

If you still think that these anxiety symptoms are affecting your daily life and keeping you stressed, do not hesitate to visit your doctor and take some help from there. There are times when you need a counsellor or medical help and it is perfectly normal.

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