Mood swings

2019-01-22 07:34:35
I have been experiencing extreme mood swings right before a week for my periods and this has been continuing for 2-3 years. It's so strange that I either get so depressed or fight with people around me. I saw in internet and it showed symptoms for PMDD or PMS. I didn't want to conclude myself with the internet result. I'm seeking for a medical advice and whom should I consult?
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First one should know what exactly PMS is - Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a combination of emotional, physical, psychological, and mood disturbances that occur after a woman's ovulation I , typically ending with the onset of her menstrual flow. The most common mood-related symptoms are irritability, depression, crying, oversensitivity, and mood swings. The most common physical symptoms are fatigue, bloating, breast tenderness (mastalgia), acne, and appetite changes with food cravings. About 90% of women experience premenstrual symptoms. The duration of PMS varies among women. Most women experience the symptoms for a few to several days in the week prior to the onset of their menstrual period. Some women may have symptoms for a shorter or longer time period, but symptoms of PMS typically start after ovulation (the mid-point in the monthly menstrual cycle).
Next Steps
During PMS , it's advisable not to go against emotions or try any unhealthy methods of preventing it. PMS is very natural.
Health Tips
Keep calm and meditate

Answered2019-01-22 13:02:14

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Hi Any mental health professional I believe you should discuss your concerns in detail with a mental health professional to gain an insight about nature of problem and ways to overcome it through psychotheraputic techniques Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling Connect with me through practo Follow my Facebook page "juhi parashar -psychotherapist " for mental health issues All the best Seek help for early recovery

Answered2019-01-22 12:31:54

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Consult a Psychiatrist for a detailed assessment

Answered2019-01-22 16:05:50

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You can Consult a psychologist for more clarity.

Answered2019-01-22 13:33:53

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C9nsukt any mental health professional and they would be willing to help you. Mostly from what ubhave described it seems like PMS. Discus in detail with any mental health professional and they wil help u with the problem. 

Answered2019-01-22 07:57:33

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