Russia Medical Requirements

My first post! I just found this board and it seems like there is lots of experience here. I hope someone can help. We are seriously considering adopting from Russia, but it's early days for us and I don't know anyone personally who has already gone through this experience. I've heard that Russian medical requirements (on the parents) are quite strict, and I wondered if we would be ruled out because my husband has had long-term mild fibromyalgia (AKA Chronic Fatigue Syndrome). Of course we are praying this is not the case! He is otherwise in excellent health and works full time, needing no day to day assistance. His life expectancy is normal. However...... he does take a low daily dose of a psychotropic drug to help manage his main symptoms. This drug is also proscribed to people with anxiety problems (but in a higher dose). Will this be really frowned upon? I think that on paper it might look worse than it is. Also his medical file is pretty fat because he went through a lot of procedures trying to rule out other problems (none found) before the diagnosis. Will Russian courts want to see it all? I am in excellent health and have had no past health problems. We are both non-smokers and with normal BMI. We have talked about it and he is prepared to come off the drug IF necessary, trying a natural remedy instead. But would his use of it in the past still be a problem? I'd really appreciate any wisdom, good or bad news, it's definitely better we find out early. Maybe I'm over-worrying. Thanks! Helene