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Haley
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I have read the Mepron blues post and prior posts about depression and Mepron.

I would like a show of hands, who gets down from these types of meds? I'm also on IV Clindamycin which seems to contribute to this crazy listless depression.

If you have this please list your symptoms.

Thanks

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It was very depressed when I started Mepron 6 months ago. I think it lasted two months but the first month was the worst. I still get bouts of it now and then. It feels like I have been hit in the stomach emotionally but it is short lived now. I also experienced more anxiety.

I was warned the Mepron herxes can be so emotional that some people have to quit for a short period of time. They seem to do better when they restart. I was able to stick with it.

It does get better. Hang in there.

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