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    Are you wondering how to deal with infertility sadness? Here are 8 important tips that will help you out. 

    Updated on 22 November 2022

    Medically Reviewed by

    Kusum Sabharwal

    Obstetrician & Gynecologist - MBBS| DGO

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    What is Infertility sadness?

    If infertility issues have stolen a smile from your charming face, then don't worry because you are not alone. Infertility issues are widespread these days, and coping with them can be pretty distressing. Research shows that it adversely impacts one's psychology, and the couple has to deal with many stress-related issues. Some sadness is evitable when the dreams of embracing parenthood have been deferred. To bring a change in your life, you must start thinking positively and get a calmer attitude towards life. By being optimistic, you can easily overcome a lot of frustration and anger issues.

    Signs and Symptoms of Infertility sadness

    Some signs and symptoms of infertility sadness are as follows:

    • You constantly think about infertility all day long
    • You are racked with guilt
    • You feel sheepish and worthless
    • You have persistent feelings of being unhappy
    • You feel socially isolated
    • Tough to finish daily chores
    • You may experience panic attacks and frequently feel anxious
    • You quickly lose your temper
    • You have trouble remembering and concentrating
    • Your martial relationship suffers
    • You are struggling with physical intimacy (sex)
    • You are turning to alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs
    • You indulge in emotional eating or starve yourself
    • You are working with sleep (experiencing insomnia)
    • Suicidal thoughts might torment you

    Tips to overcome infertility-related stress

    Instead of feeling discouraged and depressed, you can follow these essential points to look on the brighter side:

    • UNDERSTAND YOUR FEELINGS- It can be mentally draining when you and your partner undergo many tests and screenings. You must look at the situation with hope and control your emotions.
    • CONFIDE IN OTHERS- Share your fears and anxiety issues with the people you trust and get emotional support from them. You can consult a fertility specialist or a counselor if you don't have anyone around you. Socialize with couples who are facing the same situation and look out for some motivation.
    • DON'T HOLD BACK YOUR TEARS- You can suppress your feelings if you feel annoyed or frustrated. To vent out your anger and frustration, it's okay to cry because that will only lighten your emotional baggage. Uplift your mood by shedding a few tears. Find a way to bring out your tears and offer plenty of self-comfort to yourself.
    • GO EASY ON YOURSELF AND DON'T JUDGE YOURSELF- Do not compare your life with others because that will only make you feel frail and low. Distract your mind and get involved in some hobbies because that unresolved grief will lead to intense anxiety.
    • PEN DOWN- You can record your thoughts about the child you wanted and write them down in a diary. If no one around you can understand your emotions, writing a journal is always the safest option because it's a big stress reliever.
    • GET SUPPORT FROM YOUR FAMILY/FRIENDS- If it's tough for you to deal with your emotions, stay close to your loved ones and talk to them. You can share with them what's going on in your mind.
    • CONNECT WITH YOUR SPOUSE- Share your stress-related issues with your partner and discuss your plans. Support each other in trying times and seek a good counselor if required. You can practice mindfulness meditation, breathing exercises, yoga, and Pilates to release tension.
    • SOME LIFESTYLE CHANGES- Keep a close check on what you consume. Seek guidance from a certified nutritionist and eat only a nutritionally balanced diet. Neglecting your health with sinking feelings will only worsen your situation. Avoid drinking too much-processed foods, junk foods, and oily and sugary foods. Don't feel miserable, and consider the options of surrogacy and adoption. Dealing with the stress of infertility can be challenging at times, but one should never lose hope.

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    Medically Reviewed by

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