Mood swings during pregnancy: when to worry and who to ask for help

It's normal to have 'no' days during pregnancy, but there are signs that deserve attention. According to the indications of the pregnancy guidelines, it is advisable to contact a psychosocial health professional if the following questions are answered in the affirmative: - During the last month have you often felt depressed, depressed or hopeless? - During the last month have you often had little pleasure or interest in doing things? - In the last 2 weeks, how often have you felt nervous, anxious or restless? - How often have you been unable to stop or control your worries in the last 2 weeks? Don't wait to “get worse”: the office professionals or your doctor can offer listening and support, including psychological support, to face this moment safely.