Hi and thanks for using the forum.
Unfortunately, the scenario you have described is not uncommon. Patients who are depressed are prescribed medications for depression. The patients take that medication and they eventually feel better. The patients feel so much better that they stop taking the medication and then they crash back down into depression. This can be a terrible cycle. It is possible that your son's weight gain is related to his depression and/or his stopping his medication suddenly. I am not sure about the scrotal pain- I don't know that to be a side effect of this type of medication, but I am not in the psychiatry field. It sounds like he should see his regular doctor for a physical to find out if there is a physical cause for the scrotal pain. This would be a good first step. Also, you son needs to continue to see a psychiatrist/psychologist on a regular basis since he is not always compliant with his medication. He needs to be continuously reminded/reinforeced as to the benefits of his medication and the positive affect it has on him. Depression can be difficult for both patients and their families. Good luck to all of you.
Bridget
The recent development is that my son has been detected for bilatoral verococele. The semen counts are six million. Doctor suggested further tests of LH, FSH,Prolectin and testrodin. The last two test I could not read properly. Doctor may suggest operation after seeing the results of these tests. My son and I am very much worried because of less semen counts.Kindly suggest me whether my son can have children after marriage. Whether he should go for operation. In case if he goes for operation pain will be reduced or not. How to increase semen count after verococele operation. When he should go for marriage. What is the reason of his semen counts going decreased. Whether his testerone and other semen counts also will be less.