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Where can I learn more about estrogen-depression link?

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PostPosted: 03/03/08 - 06:45    Post subject: Reply with quote
I am 46 years old and it looks like I am slowly subduing to menopause first signs. The problem is, I am suffering from depression have been for almost 5 years and I am under constant therapy because of that. I know there might be some additional problems in menopause because of that. Where can I learn more about estrogen-depression link?
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PostPosted: 03/13/08 - 22:12    Post subject: Reply with quote
You are right when you say tat menopause might be even more complicated for you because of your depression issues. And yes, hormone levels are drastically changing in that period, which can also bring up some unwanted issues. I have also heard of some possible relation between depression and estrogen, but luckily that time is behind me. You should acquire an interesting book “Estrogen-depression connection” by Karen Miller, it should clarify a lot.
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