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What Causes Depression And Tiredness After Laparoscopy Ovarian Drilling?

I had laparoscopy ovarian drilling in January this year for my polycsystic ovaries. Since then I have felt exhausted. I do also suffer from anaemia but this is different. I am so tired that I can hardly function. I dont want to get out of bed, or go to work. I almost feel sad all the time because of it. My boyfriend says I have changed also and thinks I seem really distant. I dont like feeling like this at all. Is it a hormone imbalance or something? Thanks for your help, Amanda
posted on Thu, 24 Apr 2014
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Given your symptoms conditions like Anemia, hypothyroidism, depression needs to be considered. Detailed clinical evaluation and blood investigations are required at this point. So please follow up with your primary care provider.

Hope this answers your question
Please let me know if you need further clarification
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
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What Causes Depression And Tiredness After Laparoscopy Ovarian Drilling?

Hello, Given your symptoms conditions like Anemia, hypothyroidism, depression needs to be considered. Detailed clinical evaluation and blood investigations are required at this point. So please follow up with your primary care provider. Hope this answers your question Please let me know if you need further clarification Regards Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal