The most magical day in a woman’s life is the day a woman becomes a “Mother.” There are a lot of women who have been deprived of this magical day due to various reasons, one such reason being issues related to mental health, such as depression.

Yes, depression can cause infertility. Studies and specific investigations have shown a strong correlation between depression and increased infertility rates, if not definitively. Women who experience depressed moods are more than likely to have infertility. Depression can negatively affect health and, as a result, lead to hormone-related problems, which increases the chances of infertility.

• Demotivation

• Loss of appetite

• Insomnia

• Anxiety

• Anger outburst

• Crying spells

• Lack of interest in sex

• Feelings of helplessness

Most women try to remain reticent about this problem, and there is always a solution to turn gloom to smile. Many treatments have evolved to help overcome depression. Having the right approach to deal with depression involves making the right choice to seek care and counselling with appropriate treatment following.