Hi whatswrongwithme
Whether a pregnancy is terminated naturally (miscarriage) or otherwise, hormones can be a factor in regard to how women are left to feel. There may be an adjustment period which your body may need to go through. On the other hand, if the termination has triggered a lot of unexpected painful thoughts, a supported return to mental well-being should be given strong consideration. If grief is a factor, it's important the grief is worked through in order to avoid the threat of long term depression.
Wondering if the clinic you attended offer follow up care in the way of information or support, such as counselling. If you feel like you can't return there, for one reason or another, making an appointment with your GP would be a good idea. It's important that you find the support you need so you don't have to experience this time of your life without positive constructive guidance.
It's definitely tough when we're dealing with huge challenges/changes. Whether those challenges or changes involve mind, body or spirit (our sense of connection), or all 3, we can be left feeling seriously disorientated. Guidance is key.
Take care whatswrongwithme
