Many women suffer from terrible PMS experiencing all sorts of symptoms from headaches to extreme erratic behavior. Premenstrual syndrome isn't a "made up" syndrome, there has been extensive research to prove that PMS is in a fact real and that many women unfortunately suffer severely from it. Here are some tips to help your PMS: Take a warm bath - it may seem like an...

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Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) involves symptoms that occur in relation to the menstrual cycle and which interfere with the woman's life. The symptoms usually begin 5 to 11 days before the start of menstruation. Symptoms usually stop when menstruation begins, or shortly thereafter. Premenstrual Syndrome is a hormonal disease. When the estrogen and progesterone hormone differ their proper...

Premenstrual syndrome can be a painful time for many women. They may suffer from a variety of symptoms including weight gain, irritability, anger, fatigue, difficulty concentrating as well as hunger cravings. Many women also suffer migraines, breast soreness and backaches. Women looking for premenstrual treatments and relief should look at moderate exercise and massage. Moderate exercise...

PMS depression information. If you are not currently taking a prescription antidepressant, then a dietary supplement like 5-HTP can help. Visit the Menopause and PMS guide to learn more. Patsy Hamilton was a health care professional for over twenty years before becoming a freelance writer. Currently she writes informational articles about women's health for the Menopause and PMS...