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Dealing wth Premenstrual Syndrome
Which PMS symptoms do you get? Are your symptoms tolerable or really disruptive? How do you deal with PMS, and what, if anything, helps you the most?
PMS... blah.
Posted by:
moondoll
on Tue Sep 4, 2007
It's only been within the past few months that I've noticed an emerging pattern in my moods around the time my period is about to start. Some emotional responses I have to PMS are: temporary uncharacteristic irritability, depression, sadness, increased interest in sex, and a distorted body image. The only physical symptoms I get are bloating and an increase in appetite.
I know that there are studies out there pointing to low serotonin levels in the brain being a major cause in PMS symptoms. There are medications out there to help, but I'm not a fan of taking drugs. I know that exercise helps. I'm sure there are other natural remedies to lessen the symptoms of PMS... but I just keep trying to tell myself this: "I am in control of my body. I will not let the symptoms control me." So, first recognize your symptoms. Then, keep thinking positively and speaking words into your life. Mind over matter!!! You never know...
I know that there are studies out there pointing to low serotonin levels in the brain being a major cause in PMS symptoms. There are medications out there to help, but I'm not a fan of taking drugs. I know that exercise helps. I'm sure there are other natural remedies to lessen the symptoms of PMS... but I just keep trying to tell myself this: "I am in control of my body. I will not let the symptoms control me." So, first recognize your symptoms. Then, keep thinking positively and speaking words into your life. Mind over matter!!! You never know...
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