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Could endometriosis be linked with depression?
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Yes: Yes, endometriosis can lead to depression, especially since it involves chronic pain. http://tinyurl.com/mc8fuhk some medications used to treat endometriosis, such as lupron, (leuprolide) may also be associated with depression in some women.
Answered 4/16/2016
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