Standard Postpartum Depression Symptoms include constant unhappiness or nothingness, where the person frequently feels down, desperate, or overcome. There may also be severe exhaustion, completing everyday tasks harder even after rest, and failing interest in actions or hobbies that once obtained joy. Numerous experience problems bonding with their newborn and feel confused, along with differences in hunger or sleep habits, such as overconsumption, failing appetite, or stumbling with sleeplessness or oversleeping. Emotions of shame or worthlessness can occur, with brutal self-criticism and a feeling of existing as an insufficient mother. Improved grumpiness or irritation and problem-focusing and making conclusions are also common. Physical signs, like headaches, stomach problems, or unexplained pains and pains, may appear. In extreme cases, people may have ideas of hurting themselves or the baby.