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Posted by Kaysey on November 2, 2001, at 17:58:29

In reply to Re: Breasts, posted by sar on November 2, 2001, at 16:09:31

> i've had to buy all new (larger) bras since starting prozac.


I can't give you specifics--I'll defer to those at this site who are well-versed in the detailed physiologic effects of ADs on organ systems. However, I do know that ADs (Effexor and SSRIs, in particular) can impact neurotransmitters involving hormone regulation--including thyroid hormone function, estrogen, progesterone, FSH, prolactin, etc. As a result, some people have varying thryoid levels, and other unexpected
hormone changes.
This can contribute to the menstrual changes and breast changes that many women experience with ADs. With Effexor I experienced lactation (no I am not pregnant, and have no children) and increased menstrual flow. This dissipated after a while, as did the hair loss I experienced. I have been on Wellbutrin for about 5-6 weeks--also had hair loss and breasts never look the same two days in a row. In time these effects should go away, although, since we are all different, that may not be the case with some.
Kaysey


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