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I have 1 month year old baby boy. My sleep is just 3-4 hrs at night. I feel dizziness whole day. I m also suffering with depression. I am living at my Nani's place. My nana expired on 3rd Feb. This makes my depression worst. If anyone talks about his death what happened and all I feel horrible as everything comes infront of my eyes. My baby can't suck my cracked and retracted nipples. I can only take out little milk through pump. I have to give him formula milk. Feel lot of guilt because of that. Please suggest what to do so that I can feed my baby breast milk. I try to sleep at day time whenever I get time but can't sleep, I can just close my eyes for 5-10 min. Thatsall. I am too depressed. My main causes of depression are that I can't breastfeed my baby, lack of sleep, and now nana's death also. Please suggest how to deal with all these. Help please. I need help desperately.
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Sheetal Rai

don't worry. you are doing a great job and I can say that because you are worried and trying to do everything right for your baby boy. depression is very normal postpartum. just keep telling urself that it's just a phase. this shall too pass. and if you have cracked nipples try rubbing some breastmilk on them. it's the best remedy and I've tried it myself. it never happened again. don't worry things will get better. we all r in this together.

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suhasini dikshit

Hi Amita. to start off first heal ur cracked nipples,use nip care cream generously after feeding. before u feed clean n pat dry. 2) also I can understand u r shocked with ur Nana s death,please understand losing loved ones is part if life. He would not b happy to see u stressed. concentrate on ur baby who is waiting for all ur love n care. 3) seek help from a family member to catch up on more sleep in the night. may be somebody can look after the baby till 2 am n later u can handle r vice versa. wishing u a speedy recovery from all these.

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Seema Kazi

Take one step at a time. try to focus on your health. once you feel better you can manage everything. Ask for help of a lactation consultant to help you with breastfeeding. Don't feel guilty. Do as much as you can.

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