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Has Menopause Affected Your Depression And Its Medications?
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Medications that used to work well for me BEFORE menopause, now cause a host of yukky icky-nesses (migraines, nauseau, severe crying spells, suicidality.) And the one medication that works for me AFTER menopause, I could not tolerate before.

posted October 30, 2016
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A MyDepressionTeam Member

Menopause has thrown me a real curve ball and sent me in a downward spiral that has taken a long, long while to try get a handle on. I am back on meds having been without for a few years and hope this with the addition of exercise will help pull me through

posted October 30, 2016
A MyDepressionTeam Member

I'm sure that has a lot to do with hormonal changes during menopause. I've been lucky so far, the medications I am on are still working,

posted October 30, 2016

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