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Registration No. 21194 Karnataka Medical Council, 1982
Dr. H S Chandrika | Phone 📞: +919880003953 (Online & in-person appointment can be booked online or by call) Consultant Obstetrician & Gynecologist | Chirag Global Hospital, J P Nagar Phase 2, Bangalore, India | Registration No. 21194 Karnataka Medical Council, 1982
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Yes, PMS is becoming worse after childbirth. This is natural because there are so many causes for the PMS to become more aggressive after childbirth. After all, as a mother, you are feeling challenges of life more than what it was when you did not have a child, because having a child is an extra responsibility for you, because you're going to look after the child and being a mother is something different. You have to become everything for the child, and in your young age, you'll have much energy to do all these things. So if you have conceived and delivered at a younger age, it is better. And these days, some mothers are being very much aged by the time they deliver, and they cannot handle these things efficiently. And premenstrual syndrome is naturally happening to so many ladies because of the hormonal changes that happen during menstruation, because of the alteration in the routine hormones, that is, the estrogen and progesterone. The causes of this PMS becoming worse after delivery are that you have become more responsible now that you are a mother, because the changes are more significant. What happens in PMS is that there is a sudden reduction in hormones like estrogen and progesterone, and after delivery, also our whole system is not set fully because the hypothalamus, pituitary and the ovaries are not properly inclined immediately after delivery and so there is irregularity of hormones and the routine cycle that happens in all ladies will not be set properly immediately after delivery. And this is the reason we’ll have more problems of PMS post-delivery because one thing is you're already a mother and you have to look after your routine activities; along with that you have to do lactation and feeding of the child, and child will not be a person who can understand everything because it cannot talk with you, it cannot understand many things. So you have to sense everything about the child, and you have to change yourself according to that. Most important is feeding the child regularly, and child disturbs you at odd hours and you'll not be able to take your routine rest and all those things. And because of this, the problems of PMS will become worse after delivery. That is a natural thing to happen. Hormonal changes that can happen regarding PMS after childbirth. So what is the thing happens is that in a normal PMS, it is routine that just before menstruation, there is a sudden lowering of the routine hormones of estrogen and progesterone, whereas in a person who has delivered, that is a person who is a mother, there is one more hormone coming into the picture because she's a lactating mother. And lactation, as you all know, involves one more hormone, that is prolactin. There is an increase in the prolactin levels, and because of the increase in the prolactin levels, only lactation will occur. And when this prolactin increases in the blood, there is natural suppression of estrogen and progesterone to a certain extent, because in normal ladies also there is a problem called hyperprolactinemia, in which, because of the hyperprolactinemia, the periods get changed, meaning there will be occurrence of amenorrhea (absence of regular periods) because of an increase in the prolactin.

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