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Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)Newest Review: ... always feeling hungry all the time even when I had just eaten, felt unfit (breathless) found it hard to be my active self, I put on a bit of weight and then started to refuse to chew my food, I got tired of eating altogether. I was also feeling suicidal too. Mum noticed I was getting depressed and the pill was not helping me at all. Seriously the pill did nothing for me I was on it for 3 ... more |
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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). PMS symptoms cause only mild to moderate discomfort and require little or no treatment and disappears within a few days on the onset of periods. PMDD on the other hand can begin atleast 14-10 days before a period. Symptoms can include a very depressed mood, feeling hopeless, marked anxiety, tension, edginess, sudden mood shifts (crying easily, extreme sensitivity), persistent, marked irritability, anger, increased conflicts, loss of interest in usual activities (work, school, socialising, etc.), difficulty concentrating and staying focused, fatigue, tiredness, loss of ... Read the complete review


