How to take care of your mental health after a miscarriage

THIỆN NHÂN (THEO onlymyhealth) |

After a miscarriage, taking care of your mental health is an important part of helping you cope with your grief, regain your balance, and continue your journey of recovery.

According to Dr. Gurpreet Batra, Senior Consultant - Gynaecologist and Infertility Specialist, Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, Ludhiana (India), after a miscarriage, mental health can be severely affected due to feelings of grief, confusion, and disappointment. Taking care of mental health after a miscarriage is very important for both physical and mental recovery. Here are some ways to take care of mental health after a miscarriage:

Understand that grief is unique

Everyone experiences grief in their own way. Don't rush the healing process and be patient with yourself.

Communicate with relatives

Talking to your partner, family, or friends about your feelings can help you feel less alone and understood. However, it's okay if you don't want to share right away.

Seek professional help

If your emotions become overwhelming, seek help from a mental health professional. Therapy can help you process complex emotions and heal.

Body care

Physical health affects emotions. Get enough rest, eat well, and exercise gently to support your mood and restore your physical health.

Consider future pregnancy plans

When you are ready, discuss your plans for future pregnancies with your partner. Take your time and make a decision when you feel physically and emotionally ready.

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