One of the common problems of mothers is depression, anxiety and distress after pregnancy and childbirth.... This issue sometimes causes serious problems for the mother, wife and family.... This is why ***treatment of postpartum distress*** is an important issue that you should be aware of and if you see its signs and symptoms, seek help from a gynecologist and a good psychologist to solve this problem.. Psychosis is a dangerous mental disorder that occurs in 1 to 2% of women and usually in the first few weeks after It can be seen from childbirth. Women who have bipolar disease or a history of psychosis are more susceptible to psychosis. The onset of this disease is unexpected and has the following symptoms: - severe paranoia (doubt) - Illusion - Illusion - Insomnia - Bad mood - restlessness - Rapid mood swings - Strange thoughts Not treating psychosis can be very dangerous.. The possibility of suicide and infanticide is very high. Great grief comes after a loss.... Losing a healthy child, a wonderful spouse, or a perfect family can cause grief.... The most important thing to remember about grief is that regardless of the cause of grief, you need to take time to deal with it.... Don't be hard on yourself and your spouse about grief.... Everyone deals with grief in a different way.... ### Identifying the different stages of grief Grief can happen for many reasons, but for many situations, such as your baby having long-term problems, or your spouse suffering from a postpartum illness, or your baby being hospitalized, you should expect to experience these five stages of grief: The formation of grief divides it into five stages: - Denial: The first stage of grief is usually the feeling that "this shouldn't have happened to us"... - Anger: The second stage of grief is anger, when you often get angry with God and others... It happened fairly or unfairly, depression appears.... - Acceptance: At this stage you may repeat the previous stages again.... All the above stages do not necessarily happen to everyone and not everyone follows the same pattern.... It is very important to be sad about your pregnancy, even if you have problems at all stages.. It changes... The topic can help a lot in treating postpartum depression....