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Pregnancy Addiction Ppa

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Pregnancy Addiction (PA): The addiction to pregnancy is a real disorder, which occurs when a woman becomes obsessed with being pregnant repeatedly because these women love the way they feel and the attention they get during the pregnancy. These PA women report that the release of the oxytocin hormone during pregnancy is euphoric during intercourse, any touch on the pregnant, at childbirth and during lactation. They enjoy the attention received while pregnant which places her in the limelight of her friends, family and strangers. After the birth of the newborn who is now the star sensation, mother takes a back burner, which may leave her with feelings of despair and insecurity. Abandonment may be the emotion within this new mother, because

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