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Q: My Pms Moodswings!!!

asked by: ~womenonamission~ on February 18th, 2004

New User

Last year I had a hysterectomy, but I still have my ovaries, so all the hormones, 1/2 the mess. I have the worst pms, and I am unbearable, but without getting a period, it is very hard to predict when I am going to get pms. My question is, is there anything I can take to calm the moodswings and maybe be a little more tolerable to live with, especially for my family's sake.

Kim Twisted Evil

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ERICA1121

replied on February 18th, 2004

Experienced User

Lol not sure on what to take for it. But I suffered from pms reallllllll bad. So I know what ur going through. Now that im pregnant, it is still sorta the same. You could try either midol or pamprin they r for bloating cramps and pms. If that fails talk with your doctor.. ~ erica.

fitandwell

replied on February 19th, 2004

Experienced User

Hi ive just read your post and maybe I can offer some help,i used to have really bad pms but I started to take evening primrose oil capsules,one a day and vitamin b12 I garantee you give it 2 months maybe sooner and youll feel a lot better, my mood swings cramps sore boobs have all disappeared. Hope it helps you

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