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Some of the users won't like this question.Does P.M.S really makes women a bit edgy more then usual?


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I think that "edgy" is an appropriate description of how many women feel as result of premenstrual syndrome.  Two of the most common symptoms of PMS are "tension or anxiety" and "mood swings and irritability or anger."  (Mayo Clinic: Premenstrual syndrome (PMS):

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Posted 2007-05-13T10:02:26Z
 
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Yes p.m.s. can cause some women to be a bit more edgy than others. A womens hormone levels vary around her period. this can cause her to be emotional . for example she will cry over something you see as silly. it can even cause us to 'have a short fuse'. Most women feel a little tired and that paired with bloating and cramps can make anyone tense.lol.So when we do have mood swings or have some anxiety try to be patient with us. it will all blow over soon. but by no means tiptoe around you have the right to express yourself just as freely as we do , just try not to take anything to personal...lol.....well good luck next month.

Posted 2007-07-07T05:06:06Z
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Women feels Anxiety when PMS comes, in that way everyone should be patient in communicating women in order not to get tension.. It will soon back to normal just give them time to be back in normal mode. Its important to keep women's health being in good condition.

Posted 2009-06-05T18:58:59Z
 
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No  your  entitled  to state  that  P.M.S  does  effect females   moods ,  Some  girls  cry  a lot  , Some girls  are  angry  a lot ,  Yes  it's  okay  to voice the way   you   feel  with  your  health

Some  girls  are  embarassed  to  come  out  and tell their   guys  that they are  starting  their  periods And  I  feel  this way  , This  is  2009  it's  time for  couples  to  be  able  to  listen   to each others  health  concern   And  so  many  partners  fail  to talk things  over 

Yes  if  I had  a  gf  or  wife,  I  would  want  my girl  to  come  out   And  talk  to  me  how she  feels  When  you  love  someone  that  is  part  of  life  And  I  feel   men  should  have  a  ear  for  listening

P.S. After  all  guys  have a ear when she whispers please  come  here   And  points to  the bedroom door   or  this  could  be   vise  versa

Posted 2009-07-15T00:09:10Z
 
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My hormones are all over the place before I have a period. I've cried for no apparent reason, I've started fights with my partner, I get insecure and clingy and I become a living nightmare and have to eat a packet of jelly babies in one sitting.

Being on the right contraceptive pill has helped massively. Do you think any woman wants to become a monster once a month? We don't do it out of choice and we really can't help it so a little bit of compassion goes a really long way.  

Posted 2009-09-13T15:09:36Z
 

vasomotor and other symptoms usually follow but even precede cessation of menses.

1. Menstrual. Menses stop as already described under menopause. A proportion of premenopausal women come with emotional symptoms, loss of libido and dry vagina during intercourse, Hot flushes and sweats are complained with scanty and delayed menses by some women.

2. Vasomotor. 'Hot flushes' (feeling of warmth) due to cutaneous vasodilatation are commonly experienced by these, women on the face and neck spreading all over the body; this feeling of heat may be followed by sweating. They may come once a day but sometimes every hour; they come particularly at night. These are characteristic manifestations of menopausal syndrome.

3. Emotional. This is manifested by headache, irritability, sleeplessness, giddiness, fatigue, depression, palpitation. There may be sensations of 'pins and needles' in the sole and palm. Disturbed sleep can be due to hot flushes and sweats.

4. Sexual. These are decreased libido and dyspareunia due to atrophic vaginitis and lack of vaginal lubrication during intercourse.

5. Musculoskeletal. These appear as backache, pain in joints due to laxity of ligaments and muscles.

Read More Information ... http://hubpages.com/hub/All-about-menopause

Posted 2009-10-19T06:00:41Z

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