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Re: To Sue...From: Cara (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Jan 18 21:13:59 2006
At Wed, 18 Jan 2006, Steph wrote: > >I can attest that this disease does indeed cause depression. My doc has >put me on Prozac 10mg 3 weeks on and 1 week off. It has helped me >tremendously. I know some may "joke" about being on prozac but it isn't >strickly for just depression, in the manner that I am taking it, it >helps relieve cramps and severe PMS w/ physical symptoms. So, give it a >try.. it has changed my life and the depression is no longer an issue >for me because I feel so much better w/ the disease. You can look up >prozac info and see that it is given to women with period pain/ endo. >good luck, steph Hi Sue and Steph, My experience is the same as Steph's. My shrink and I tried numerous different medications until discovering that a combination of Celexa (40mg) once per day and Wellbutrin SR (150 mg twice a day) was the combination that I needed. Furthermore, my shrink was an excellent medical resource. His knowledge of pharmaceuticals and medical knowledge in general kept me going through months of frustration while I tried to find the answer to what was causing my pain. Depression can be treated successfully - therefore, I don't think there's any need for women to suffer from ENDO and depression at the same time. All the best....Cara
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