Anxiety disorders during pregnancy
June 28, 2008 by Marijke Durning, RN
Filed under Women's Health
Treatment of anxiety is often surrounded by many issues, including a reluctance to accept treatment, no matter how badly it may be needed. However, once treatment is established, many people often wonder how they managed without it.
But, what happens if the person living with anxiety becomes pregnant? While taking medications is not advised during pregnancy or when nursing a baby, often the symptoms of anxiety worsen during pregnancy – especially during the first three months.
This article, How to Treat Anxiety Symptoms During Pregnancy, posted at the Massachusetts General Hospital Center Women’s Mental Health site, is an interesting review of how anxiety may be treated during pregnancy.
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If you want more information about anxiety, why not pop on over to Alicia’s blog, Mental health notes, where you can find lots of information and discussion on the topic.
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Don’t forget the Pregnancy exercise – and DVD give-away.
It ends July 1, 2008.
