Sheehan's syndrome is a complication of pregnancy in which the pituitary gland decreases in function, often caused by blood loss and extremely low blood pressure during or after childbirth which can deprive the body of oxygen.

Thinning or loss of hair anywhere

Cold intolerance

Breast shrinkage

Recent unexplained weight gain

Hypoglycemia

Hypotensive

Amenorrhea

Irregular menstruation

Poor concentration

Fatigue

Depression

Mood swings

Polyuria

Polydipsia

Constipation

Hot flashes

Vaginal dryness

Decreased libido

Sheehan Syndrome