Is this a symptom of PMDD?!
Question: Is this a symptom of PMDD!?
people with PMDD- is this a symptom of having pmdd!?
my mornings are the worst!.
i wake up with horrible stomach aches
sweaty
i want to cry!.
my stomach is knots and i feel very nauseated!.
and please only answer if you know about PMDD, not if ur gnna say im pregnant!. cause i am not!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
my mornings are the worst!.
i wake up with horrible stomach aches
sweaty
i want to cry!.
my stomach is knots and i feel very nauseated!.
and please only answer if you know about PMDD, not if ur gnna say im pregnant!. cause i am not!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Hi,
PMDD symptoms begin sometime after the middle of a monthly cycle (after ovulation), usually get worse during the week before menses, and then usually disappear within a few days of the start of menses!. The symptoms follow this pattern every month or almost every month!.
Here are the symptoms that make up the diagnosis of PMDD!. All of the symptoms do not need to be present, and they may vary from month to month!. At least 5 are required to make the diagnosis, including at least one of the first four!.*
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, socializing, etc!.)
Difficulty concentrating and staying focused
Fatigue, tiredness, loss of energy
Marked appetite change, overeating, food cravings
Insomnia (difficulty sleeping) or sleeping too much
Feeling out of control or overwhelmed
Physical symptoms such as weight gain, bloating, breast tenderness or swelling, headache, and muscle or joint aches and pains
PMDD symptoms are not always present!. Symptoms disappear during or by the end of menses, and return at about the same time during following cycles!. If symptoms are present every day, then they are unlikely to be due to PMDD!.
To be considered PMDD, symptoms must be severe enough to really disrupt a woman's life -- interfere with work, school, social activities or interpersonal relationships!.
Hope this helped!
Www@Answer-Health@Com
PMDD symptoms begin sometime after the middle of a monthly cycle (after ovulation), usually get worse during the week before menses, and then usually disappear within a few days of the start of menses!. The symptoms follow this pattern every month or almost every month!.
Here are the symptoms that make up the diagnosis of PMDD!. All of the symptoms do not need to be present, and they may vary from month to month!. At least 5 are required to make the diagnosis, including at least one of the first four!.*
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, socializing, etc!.)
Difficulty concentrating and staying focused
Fatigue, tiredness, loss of energy
Marked appetite change, overeating, food cravings
Insomnia (difficulty sleeping) or sleeping too much
Feeling out of control or overwhelmed
Physical symptoms such as weight gain, bloating, breast tenderness or swelling, headache, and muscle or joint aches and pains
PMDD symptoms are not always present!. Symptoms disappear during or by the end of menses, and return at about the same time during following cycles!. If symptoms are present every day, then they are unlikely to be due to PMDD!.
To be considered PMDD, symptoms must be severe enough to really disrupt a woman's life -- interfere with work, school, social activities or interpersonal relationships!.
Hope this helped!
Www@Answer-Health@Com