Firstly, congratulations on your new baby. Well done to you and your fiance. You have had two major life changes, a new baby, and moving towns, in a short space of time and this will affect anyone.
It sounds to me like the early stages of something and a great time to try and address it before it gets worse. So well done on trying to help yourself out. Your little one needs a happy mummy. Are you getting enough sleep? are you eating well? do you have any support other than your fiance?
You are a good mother. You are the best mother for your little one. No-one knows them like you do and no-one feels for them like you do. The house doesn't need to be clean to be a good mother but your baby needs to be loved and cherished.
Next time you have a check-up for the baby (vaccinations are at 6 weeks where I live) make sure you mention your struggles to someone. Do you have any friends with new babies?
Good luck and take care.
First of all, I think saying your problems might "just be post-partum depression" is downplaying the significance of true PPD. That can be a very serious problem and you should definitely seek help if you think you are experiencing PPD!
As for everything else...it seems to me like you're struggling with depression and a sort of social anxiety. Depression and anxiety definitely feed off of one another. You have a lot on your plate--just having a baby, moving to a new town--it's no wonder you're having a hard time adjusting and are feeling the way you do!
Also, how long have you been feeling this way? It may be helpful for you to keep a little journal of how you feel from day-to-day as a starting point for when you seek some help (which I think you should!). It definitely sounds like you may be having a little trouble adjusting to your new life, which has brought on some depression and anxiety.
My advice would be to speak to your doctor and tell him/her everything. If anything, he/she will be able to refer you to a psychiatrist or therapist if it does not seem like you need any medication. Since you just moved to a new town, speaking to a therapist will help you get some social interaction and talk therapy is very effective!
Best of luck to you! Keep me posted on how you're doing.
Namaste,
Your symptoms could be indicative of a number of psychological disorders, to include anxiety and panic attacks.
You do need to see a mental health professional who can complete a thorough evaluation of your history and your current symptoms and make recommendations concerning medication(s) and or adjunct theraphy that night be appropriate.
Michael