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Re: depression/anxiety/ocdFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 11 Apr 2002 04:12:22 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Belle wrote: > >Over 1/4 of women are on or have been on medication for depression or >other mental disorders. Close to 1/2 of women will suffer from mental >problems at some point in their lives. Women are *far* more likely to >have mental problems than men. Only between 8 - 15% of women have PCOS, >so it is highly likely that between 1/4 and 1/2 of the women with PCOS >will have an experience with these kinds of problems. Only 8-15% of women that ARE DIAGNOSED.What about the women that aren't?
>A COUPLE STUIDIES GOING ON?There will have to be more than a couple studies to determine if there is a definite link.I think a proper way to determine for our own sakes -is to see how may women with PCOS are depressed,OCD,Anxiety disorders.We don't have to post our names if we feel that there is a stigma attached to being depressed and/ or having some type of mental disorder.Why don't we just take a poll.Let's make our own little test.Surely,there are enough of us on this forum to come to some conclusion. So here is my answer-I have been depressed since I began menestrating.That was twenty years ago.Since being on Glucophage and Yasmine-I am not nearly as depressed.I have taken anti-depressants since I was fifteen.I never got relief for a day.Being fat,unfertile,hairy,male pattern baldness,type two diabetes from untreated IR -I think it would stand to reason why I have been depressed most of my life. While your research is that of basic common sense-One may want to debate the latter of your post. By viewing the posts-seems that most are depressed,anxious and most definitely obsessive to a degree about their current condition. If you look at the pattern-most depression started out during puberty.Highly likely that there is some definite link.Just give it a few more years.And for a moment-don't disregard the fact that the pharmeceutical companies are onto this syndrome like a dirty shirt.They are one step ahead of doctors-two steps ahead of us.
>At Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Maggie wrote:
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