Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Mood Swings in Women (part 1 of 2)

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Mood swings, also known as mood disorder, are experienced by twice as many females as males. Studies also show that mood swings in women tend to be longer and more manic. There are various reasons why women suffer from mood swings and determining its cause is one of the best ways to help affected individuals get over them.

Stress
Relationships of all kinds are very important for women. Romantic relationships are perhaps the most important of all and when problems exist within such relationships, they lead to stress and consequently, to mood swings.

Studies show that stress is least prevalent with married couples but they tend to be higher with those who are divorced or separated. Since stress is directly proportionate with the health of your relationship, making things work with your partner will reduce chances of mood swings occurring.

A positive relationship within a marriage is one that has fewer disputes and where partners are intimate and comfortable with confiding in each other.

Of course, romantic relationships do not have exclusive ownership of stress. Parenthood, too, can cause stress as well as mood swings, regardless of whether you’re a single parent or not. Caring for aging parents comes with its own set of problems and similar possibilities for mood swings.

Last but not the least, stress in the workplace can cause women to suffer from mood swings, too.

Post Partum Mood Swings
Giving birth to a child is a life changing event in more ways than one. Many mothers come out of this process happier and more fulfilled. Others are not as fortunate and they end up suffering from post partum depression and in which mood swing is one of its various symptoms.

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