Depressed woman symptoms and conditions

I have been reading this off and on since I was put on Lisinopril. I have been so ill off and on, with horrible headaches that will not go away, along with back pain - the cough isn't too bad, but comes and goes - and the fatigue is beyond description and I am a caregiver for my husband who has been on this med for years and has had 4 strokes and heart attack, so I need my strength - I have never felt like this before (fatigue) so I told my Doctor 3 days ago and he told me I was a depressed woman and these are not side effects, and I told him never to tell me I'm depressed, and of course I get tired, I'm 72 years old, who wouldn't, but never depressed - I'm very happy go lucky and blessed, so what does one do when their Dr. tells them they are depressed because of side effects of meds.

unrelenting laryngitis...it didn't go away until I stopped the drug. I have not taken it for around a month. I had multiple side effect taking the full adult dose. However, Singulair was very effective at halting my allergy symptoms. Allergy-wise it was one of the best summers since childhood. It also seemed to clear things up for the month after I quit. They say there is a fungal infection usually at the root of chroncity with sinusitis...well, maybe, just maybe Singulair cleared that up for me. I am, once again, experiening symptoms so, I have decided to give it a go once more. I am going to see if I can take it for a couple of days full strength and then go down to half or the pediatric dose. I was going to chuck it for good because I had headaches, laryngitis, muscle cramps, stomach and chest pains, extreme tiredness, dizziness and I became a very angry and unhappy depressed woman and that really is bad if you're already female and over fifty!! I'll post the effects of the new regimen I am going to try with the reduced dose and for a smaller length of time of use of the medication.