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Please tell me can endometriosis be linked with depression?
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Yes: For two reasons pain and hormones, endometriosis can lead to depression. It may require antidepressant medication which might be more effective for the pain than pain meds. Pain meds make people depressed and devoid of drive and emotion.
Answered 5/8/2016
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