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Re: Endo and depression??From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Nov 14 05:58:49 2003
Erin, I don't have much of a sex drive either, but I do have pain with sex so I think a lot of my problem is a mental block. I think depression could also be a cause. I have always been kind of moody but found that I was getting very depressed with no interest in anything, lots of crying, loss of sleep and concentration. I have been taking an anti-depressant now since Feb. (Lexapro) and feel like a new person. I personally believe that my endo has been the cause of my depression. It is a disease that plays lots of mental games, not to mention trying to live with all the physical limitations on a daily basis. My sex drive actually is a little better now that I am on the meds, but I still have issues due to pain. I would suggest talking to your ob/gyn or family doctor. As soon as I explained how I was feeling to my Doc, she immediately told me I was suffering from mild depression and it was not uncommon, especially in women. Feel free to email me direct if you want a shoulder or someone to talk to about it. Loss of sex drive can cause a lot of strain in a relationship. My hubby and I just had a knock-down drag out this week due to sexual tension! All is well now, but it is definitely causing some tension in my marriage. Thankfully my hubby is supportive and understanding, but even he has his limits! I find that my lack of sex drive makes me feel like a bad wife, which makes me even more depressed. Just a vicious cycle! Good luck and lots of hugs! Amy Meyer
At Sat, 8 Nov 2003, Erin wrote:
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