Depression And Short Term Memory Posted: 10-04-03 09:00am
I had a total hysterectomy in march of
2003. I had had three previous
surgeries, one being a fibroid uterine
embolization, but the fibroids came back.
The fibroid was so big it showed on an
x-ray because I was having severe back
pain. I am suffering now from
depression, anxiety, and having difficulty
concentrating. I am on natural hrt
theapy, on tri-est and a natural
progesterone creme. Has any one else
experienced the same? I have no libido,
and feel at a loss. I would like to chat
with women who have experienced the same.
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loopster
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Joined: 18 Feb 2008 Posts: 2
I share your symptoms also? Posted: 02-18-08 11:55am
Hi Cindy,
I'm new to this blog and stumbled on your
posting? I have the same symptoms, only I
have been suffering with numerous
complications since 2003. I've tried
multiple hormone pills, anti depressants
and just at my wits about the whole thing.
I've never been the same since my surgery.
I'm currently on Enjuvia, lowest dose and
although it's the best HRT I've tried, I
don't think it's enough. I battle with
seasonal depression and I hate it. I have
to call my doctor again today about going
back on meds, which I have been off for
about a year. I don't know what else to
do. Have you discovered a miracle cream or
drug? Hope your feeling better.
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