PCOS Messages for October, 2000: Re: Always feeling Sick and Depressed

Re: Always feeling Sick and Depressed

From: Andrea (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 25 Oct 2000 07:37:11 -0500 (CDT)

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I know exactly how you are feeling. I had been on birth control and spironlactone for many years but on a very low dose. In July I finally found an doctor who would listen to me and diagnosed me with PCOS. He upped the spironlactone and also put me on metformin (glocaphage)& provera. About two weeks ago I found myself EXTREMELY moody. Crying for no apparent reason and just being very depressed. Not like myself at all. The doctor had me stop all the meds for a week to see if I felt better. I did. So now he has me on all of them except the provera. So far I am still myself so maybe it was the provera. As for the hair, no difference yet. I have an appointment to get started on laser removal on Thursday. Birth control put my periods back on track. Hope this helps.

I just found this discussion board and discovered that reading all the posts has helped me a lot.

At Mon, 23 Oct 2000, Airen wrote: >
>Ever since I was diagnosed in April of this year, I've been on all kinds
>of medications. Provera, Metformin, Spironolactone, Cardia, Cardia XT,
>and Glucophage. I have been in a horrible mood, depressed, and just
>icky feeling ever since then. I'm wondering if I just don't take to
>medication that well. It also feels like nothing has helped me as far
>as hair, moods, and periods are concerned. Anyone with this same
>problem?

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