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Old 04-20-2011, 10:29 PM
Kristin908 Kristin908 is offline
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Default interesting article, but missing some info....

The article said that treatments for PMDD are effective for only half of women, although it didn't state what the treatments were. It would be interesting to know what treatments only work half the time. I'm guessing since the people doing the research are doctors, the treatments were prescription medications?

I think it's very important while pursuing treatment options, that women focus on improving their overall health. For example, regular and vigourous exercise causes the body to release endorphins & increase serotonin levels. Also, a healthy diet is the one of the basics of good health. I think by working on improving the basics, some women will be able to get down to the cause of their PMDD symptoms and rely less on medications. That's just my two cents anyway

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