Pregnancy

Male PMS?

PMS (Premenstrual) syndrome affects around 90% of women aged twenty to fifty. PMSsyndrome is any one or more of a multitude of emotional and physical symptoms.

Many times, the symptoms of PMS and Pregnacy can seem so very much the same that it is hard to tell one from the other. From binge eating to excessive moodiness to the painful headaches, PMS and Pregnacy symptoms can strike every woman of child bearing age.

PMS water retention leaves many women felling bloated and uncomfortable every month. PMS (premenstrual syndrome) water retention is caused by circulatory, fluid balance and electrolyte level fluctuations that occur in response to the changes in hormone production each month during the PMS phase of the menstrual cycle. The result, PMS waterretention, is that fluid is deposited within tissues in certain, characteristic areas of the body.

Calendars are key to managing your PMS (premenstrual syndrome). Calendar planning to predict when PMS will strike each month is the tried and tested old-fashioned PMS predictor. Better yet are the latest generation of calendars specific for PMS, that give you a year at a glance view of the days over which your PMS symptoms will strike.

Birth control pills can be used to treat PMS (premenstrual syndrome). Birth control pills for PMS are hormone based and as well as preventing pregnancy, they can be prescribed by doctors to modulate heavy and painful periods.

Its odd that the early warning signs for pregnacy are much the same as the signs of PMS. As if the symptoms of PMS arent enough to worry with each month, the thought of pregnancy cause many women undue concern each month.

A PMS pill?

What is a sign of PMS (premenstrual syndrome)? What should you do to stop your PMS symptoms?

Nausea impacts many women during PMS (premenstrual syndrome). This is hardly surprising; the body is subjected to many triggers for nausea attacks during PMS, so many in fact, that it's a wonder not all women develop PMS nausea!