Women's Health

What Treatments Work For Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)?

Many types of treatment are used to relieve symptoms of PMS. Most of them have not been scientifically proven to be effective, although they seem to help many women. Most researchers and clinicians suggest starting with lifestyle changes, such as diet, exercise, and stress management. Over-the-counter and prescription medicines as well as non-drug treatments like

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What Medicines Can Help Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)?

There are a number of prescription medicines used to treat PMS, including: Birth control pills. These may help relieve the physical symptoms of PMS in some women, but the results are variable. Because birth control pills contain high levels of an estrogen-like hormone and progesterone -like hormone, they actually may cause premenstrual symptoms in some women. Women who experience PMS while

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How Can I Treat Specific Symptoms of PMS?

Many women address their PMS by treating the symptoms that arise. Specific symptoms that are often addressed this way include: Headaches Cramps Mood Changes Appetite Bloating, Breast Tenderness and Weight Gain Headaches Headaches are a common symptom of PMS. Increased tension premenstrually may cause tension headaches. There is also a higher incidence of migraine headaches

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