The following statements are not intending to replace your physician's treatments. Any serious illness should always consult with your doctors. Premenstrual Syndrome PMS is a syndrome that affects many women at one time or another.
Symptoms can vary greatly and usually occur one to two weeks before menstruation begins.
These symptoms may include bloating, anxiety, backache, fatigue, headaches, water retention, mood swings and even extreme anger. For years many believed this disorder was psychological. However, research has shown that these symptoms are really caused by hormonal imbalances. Unstable blood sugar levels may be a contributing factor as well. Therefore diet is an important consideration.