@Queenie24 My suggestion is that you either
1 Change to another GP who knows about menopause
or
2 Learn as much as you can about hrt and treatments, and go back to challenge your current GP , telling them what you want. (They clearly know little as they are giving you incorrect information and treatment.)
The NICE meno guidance is pinned at the top of this page. It was published in 2015 so your dr has had almost 7 years to read and follow it. They clearly have not.
This is from the Diagnosis section.
Psychological symptoms
1.4.5 Consider HRT to alleviate low mood that arises as a result of the menopause.
1.4.6 Consider CBT to alleviate low mood or anxiety that arise as a result of the menopause.
1.4.7 Ensure that menopausal women and healthcare professionals involved in their care understand that there is no clear evidence for SSRIs or SNRIs to ease low mood in menopausal women who have not been diagnosed with depression (see the NICE guideline on depression in adults).
It says clearly that HRT is the first line treatment, not ADs, for low mood.
The 2nd point is that there is no limit on Sandrena at 1.5mgs. That is nonsense. The other gel- Oestrogel- has an upper limit of 3mgs per day (and some women use even more.)
The Utrogestan is usually taken for 12 days per calendar month.
Most consultants advise using it on the same day each month - like from the 1st for 12 days, or from the 15th, for 12 days.
Utrogestan can cause low mood in some women, so reducing it to 12 days (rather than 14) is fine. In fact the leaflet in the packet says 12 days.
I think your GP is muddled, because some tablet forms of HRT have 14 days of progesterone.
I hope this helps. You are going to have to be assertive, or see another dr! You might also consider stopping the ADs as they are not recommended - see NICE- and tell your Dr this.