Woman s Issues Premenstrual Syndrome PMS
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Women's Issues: Understanding Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
Overview
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a collection of physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms that occur before menstruation and typically subside once bleeding begins. It affects women who ovulate, meaning that women who are pregnant, post-menopausal, or on certain birth control methods usually do not experience PMS. If you suspect you have PMS but are not ovulating, seek medical advice.
Symptoms of PMS
The symptoms, which can vary widely among women, generally appear in the two weeks after ovulation and before menstruation starts. They range from mild to severe and can significantly impact daily life. Here are some common symptoms:
- Fatigue: Many women experience extreme tiredness that can make daily tasks challenging. Sleep disturbances are also common.
- Mood Swings and Irritability: Women may feel unusually tense and irritable, reacting intensely to minor issues.
- Difficulty Concentrating: Tasks that require focus, such as financial management or complex planning, can become difficult.
- Increased Anger: Normal irritations may provoke stronger than usual reactions, leading to conflicts.
- Depression: Feelings of sadness and crying easily are common, sometimes feeling overwhelming.
- Food Cravings: Some women crave specific foods, such as sweets or salty snacks, or may notice a general increase in appetite.
- Breast Tenderness: Swelling and soreness around the breast area is a frequent symptom.
- Bloating and Water Retention: Weight gain and swelling in the abdomen, hands, and legs can occur, leading to discomfort.
- Headaches: These can vary in severity and duration among different individuals.
- Acne: Some women experience breakouts, particularly on the face.
Additional Resources
- About PMS: Gain a deeper understanding.
- Menstrual Diary: Keep track of your symptoms.
- PMS Treatment: Explore effective strategies.
- Living with PMS: Learn coping mechanisms.
- FAQ and Recommendations: Get answers and advice.
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