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Doctor for Prenatal Depression in Maryland - Severe Symptoms
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I don't, but I couldn't read and not reply. Can you check a Rate-your-MD type site and do a search for OBs? Or call a random OB group and ask if perhaps they have the name and number for an OB that has experience with prenatal depression? I so hope someone can give you better advice, because depression is such a debilitating disease, it sucks the life right out of you. I have suffered from depression on and off for the past 13 years, and just went back on Prozac after a serious relapse. It is absolutely treatable, and it is also absolutely imperative that you do get that treatment. Most people don't seem to understand that depression is a condition that, if left untreated, can be fatal. Many hugs to you, and many many healing vibes!
Try Dr. Tracy Freeman at National Integrated Health Associates in DC (nihadc.com). She's not an OB, but she specializes in mothers and children. She's a wonderful, caring person who will not rush you out the door. She and the practice she works with try first to treat anxiety and depression through non-pharmaceutical and holistic means. I think you will find it well worth the drive, and I know she will not let you slip through the cracks the way that your other doctors have been.
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I never imagined it would be so hard to get help for something 1 in 8 women suffer from. There is so much information and help on PPD, but it seems pre-natal depression is easily overlooked and blown off. I have been struggling to point I hope to miscarry. I think about it all time. Even termination.  I have anxiety attacks, cry all the time and have a hard time completing any task. I am impatient with my 2 year old daughter, yelling at her for things that are insignificant and it is difficult to care for her. I also have physical symptoms… at 13 weeks still having nausea and vomiting. I have seen 3 ob’s that tell me I’ll be fine or to just see my PMD. I have a therapist but he is not a psychiatrist and does not prescribe drugs. He referred me to one that never called me back. I tried 2 antidepressants that made me have cyclic vomiting after speaking one ob’s nurse. Doctor spent less than one minute on the phone with me. They have what I call “hand on the doorknob” syndrome when I see them. I feel so desparate for help… aren’t there any ob’s with experience in prenatal depression? I am in Maryland (Carroll County) and have done web searches for anyone that has been through this and can suggest a doctor and have been shocked to find not one result in search engines… Never knew pregnancy could cause such severe depression and anxiety. I ordered two books. Trying to help myself… but barely have the energy to take care of myself much less take on new tasks… Anyone with suggestions on how to find a doctor? Any other suggestions? I also had a traumatic delivery with my daughter with multiple undiagnosed tears and had pelvic reconstruction 6 months ago that was only about 25% successful… that is not adding to my confidence level with doctors. Have a "cystocele" with a opening at the tip the last doctor said is my cervix... Not sure how my bladder and opening to my uterus can be in the same place; Think more likely sounds like uterine prolapse. so have some difficult medical issues I need dealt with as well. I am not in a good place. I did hypnobirthing with my first pregnancy, but the anxiety is stronger than my guided imagery... Does anyone know a good OB group that is local that may be able to five me better care?