Depressed after hysterectomy.

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Hi Ladies please can someone help me.I had a hysterectomy on the 12th Sep because of large cyst on left ovarie.I had to have a CT scan because the cyst was boaderline.Anyway everything was fine big relief but they have said i have to have a ultra scan now on my liver just for compication.I feel so depressed.I went to the doctors last Tuesday and she said yes it because of my hormones.She percribed me antidepression tablets until i have my ultra scan then i can have HRT.I just feel so low and i have to keep visiting all my friends because i cant stay in.I have never felt like this and i keep crying.

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    Hi julie im 5 mnth post op having a 6 lb tumour removed and full hysterectomy mine was boarderline but thecresults are that they got it all so can have hrt i choose not to , i was straight in to menapause hate it i was so down last mounth i wanted to drive my car into the wall i went to see gp he gave me citaprol antidipresants omg made me worse just hang in there chick its afull what we go through i wouldnt have had it done if it wasnt for the tumour never been right since xx
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      Hi Bev thats the same as me butmine was only 2lb.I have to have a ultra scan now on my liver  just for completion.And because mine isnt an emergency it seems to be taken ages.I went back to doctors today because i was in a mess this morning like crying all the time and he as percribed me Citalopram going to take the first one tonight and see howi i get  on.
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      Hi Bev so how are you coping with the menapouse what are you taking xxx
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    I feel you julie, things can get pretty depressing but it will all pass.Just try not to think about it and instead think and plan how you are going to spent you free time in fully meaning no more periods nor pain so the whole calendar month is yours .I had spesis in February this year almost died, I came out of hospital after four weeks and by first week of june I was diagnosed with big fibroid inside the uterus and was prescribed with esmya for three month to reduce the size of fibroid.I went back in september and the doctor suggested TAH because esmya didn't work at all.I was depressed that day thinking that i will never have children of my own but the next day I woke up and told myself that everthing happen for a reason and I will be fine. After the surgery in october , i feel like I was not sick before no pain anymore. Just think about the current situation and follow the doctors instructions and the rest will take care of themselves.There's nothing impossible, you will feel better and get used to HRT before you notice.Someone adviced me to use evening primrose from boots and i notice l feel like a new person everyday in that surgery was long ago.I will add you into my prayers for God to give you strengh and be able to enjoy x-mas, stay blessed.
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      Aw Veda that was nice thank you.I went back to the doctors this morning and he put me on some differant tablets they are called Citalopram so am going to have my first one tonight see how i get on.xxxx
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      Hi chick thats what they put me on omg after about 15 days my bp hit the roof heart palps constant went to see pharmacy as gp was closed he advised me to stay off them they can be lethal to some people i take red clover and sage leaf from holland and barrat hit flushes are a nightmare and cold flushes try and focus on somethink positive i did and im over tge depresion bit now i just think im not going to let it beat me hard at times but never ever go back on anti ds x my tummy is swollen a lot but hey hoo im alive 
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      That's true bev, my friend suffered the same high bp just a week after taking them. He stopped immediately and resume to therapy twice a week, they react differently on each individual.
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    Its a ultra scan i have to have they said it was just foe complition xx

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