Light at the end of the tunnel
There is hope for me as treatment is available. I'm not keen on taking medication or druges, so was glad to see that The Mayo Clinic has listed out the complementary and alternative medicine for PMS.
This is the space for me to think aloud on what I see, hear, feel and experience. Somewhere for me to show off my beautiful children, whom I am crazy about. Perhaps this will also be where I discover a bit of myself which I never knew existed.
4 Comments:
just wondering - would going on the pill affect PMS at all?
and all this time i thought it was my woman's prerogative as childbearer and all round carer to feel down, used, baggage-y and short-changed on sleep, private time and respect!
I feel ya, sister!
Christina
mamasan, the Mayo Clinic site listed birth control pills as one of the treatment methods:
Oral contraceptives. These stop ovulation and stabilize hormonal swings, thereby offering relief from PMS symptoms.
PMS used to affect me some but seems to be worse lately. Sometimes, I wish I had a shell I can crawl into and not have to face the world!
go read http://chanlilian.net/ "one flaw in women"
Thanks for the tip, JoMel. I've started taking Evening Primerose Oil capsules. Should work the same as flaxseed oil ya?
Thanks for sharing the link lenglui. Very inspiring poem.
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