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    Pipx . . . I am 40 and have been experiencing your same symptoms now for about 2 years that I'm aware of (probably longer if you ask my husband). I too am trying to find a doctor who specializes in this. You're not going crazy, it is real. I get so incredibly angry that I could put my hand thru a wall, however I am "normally" quite jovial and fun-loving. As you, I feel no control when I'm in this state.

    Keep searching for the right doctor who specializes in PMDD. Currently I am on wellbutrin but feel I need an extra "umph" during those 2 weeks. I've read where I may can couple Wellbutrin with Celexa. I am in search of a doctor too . . . I wish us BOTH luck.

    Your young . . . don't let doctors intimidate you. If you don't get answers from one doctor then go to another and another and another until you find one who doesn't pat you on the head and send you on your way.

    Best of luck dear.
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    Hi everyone~~ I am Darla and am suffering pretty badly with PMDD~~ I would love to hear from anyone else who suffers from this and what you are doing about it? It is pure ~~
    Hi i am melissa. i am new here. I am too suffering really bad PMDD. I am scared of myself. i hate the way i feel. me and my husband have been arguing non-stop. i feel out of control. I have bad anxiety, depressed, and its like a million things are racing through my head at once. I worry about hurting myself and others. I dont know how to deal with my feelings. I worried my husband will walk out on me at this point. This only happens like one week before my period. I cant wait till it comes so i can feel better. As far as treatment i was seeing a therapist once and on lexapro but i stopped taking them beforeI really had reults because i no longer had health insurance to cover any of my therapy visits and my meds. I tried this over the counter vitamin supplement called SAM-e, and it supposed to help stable the neurotransmitters in your brain to help with mood swings. This too I tried for sometime. But its like $30 dollars for a 15 day supply.
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    i cant wait till my period comes. I feel so much better when it arrives. I feel mentally unstable right now. My husband almost lost his ear last night b/c he pissed me off so bad. I hate that I suffer this. Its destroying our marriage =(
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    Hi, I am so glad to see this site and all these similar stories. I am 33 years old and had my first child last year. I have always struggled with PMS, and now since having my son, I noticed symptoms that would be considered PMDD moreso than PMS. Has anyone else noticed a change after having a child? I am sure that hormonally this makes sense. Also, I was always on birth control pills because I did struggle with my periods, and now that I have my son, I did not want to go back on these artifical pills. I guess I am just so confused and just want to feel better. Some months are better than others, but overall, I have hot flashes, anger, irritability, feelings of depression and hopelessness, overwhelmed and anxious. I get in arguments with my husband that I don't feel I can control. Do any other vitamins help? Omegas or B12's?
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    I would try to look for natural alternatives to lexapro, etc. Google Premier Hormone Balance and see if Dr. Borkin can help, he is amazing. He is a veteran and considered the grandfather of naturopathic endocrinology!

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    Wow. I am sitting here in shock (and in tears) reading many of your stories because you are describing my situation EXACTLY. I realize now that I may have PMDD. I thought I was crazy. The week before my period I get so angry and enraged that my son and my husband doesn't want to be around me, I know. Mine also became worse after I had my son. Just this past Monday, I got SO mad that my son was tearing up one of his books. After the ranting, I realized that it was just a book from Dollar Tree and I didn't even buy it, it was given to him. He cried and I did too. Then it upset him even more that I was crying too. He is only 2 years old.

    I can tell that he even notices that something is different about me the week before my period. When I get angry and yell at him, he looks at me like he doesn't understand me. I have a really supportive husband. When he came home Monday night, I had just put my son in the bed and I was standing in front of the stove crying. He asked me what was wrong and I told him that I didn't understand why I was like this. I told him of my day and he hugged me and said, "We still love you."

    My worst fear is that someone will turn me into DHS and they will take my son away from me because I can't control my anger during the week before my period. Not to mention, it really puts a strain on my marriage. My hubby has learned to back off from me for that week. I am on birth control, just the generic for Ortho Tri-Cyclen. It obviously doesn't help. One woman mentioned that she has absolutely no sex drive...ever. That is me. Is that from PMDD as well?

    I am also a Christian and I would beat myself up because "Christians don't act this way." I feel so much relief knowing that I am not crazy and that there is help.
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    hi everyone. i'm 40yrs old mother of 2 girls. i have PMDD and it took me over many years to figure out what was wrong with me. i thought i was going crazy since i use to SNAP and FREAK OUT at smallest things and as soon as my period came, i felt so GREAT and HAPPY. i was diagnosed with depression and was on zoloft and had little change. i had visited 5 different doctors over the 3 year time span and finally found a female doctor (by accidently...because it was a walk in clinic and went there for my daugher)
    i quickly mentioned about my condition and see diagnosed me with PMDD and everything made sense. and that i was not a crazy monster that i felt like. i've been on celexa for about 7 monthes and it really made night and day for me. now i have energy to excercise, cook, clean, no more headache/tireness.....no more uncontrolable blow up.....
    i do have a supportive husband and children and they also finally understand what i've gone thru.
    yes, before going on celexa...i've tried evening primrose oil, all vitamins, and especially excercise. but because i was always tired with bad headaches, it was hard to get to the gym.
    for me, celexa made all the difference and i am on very low dosage. if you're trying everything else and haven't got any results...try it. talk to your doctor. i know it really helped me.
    after i started my medication, my husband said "you're like now how when i met you"....i thnak my doctor who properly diagnosed me and me to get my life back.
    good luck everyone!
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    Hi Susanne,
    I have to say, this is the first time for me on this forum, and while all the postings were a comfort to me, yours stuck in my head. So, you have reached someone. I will research caffiene allergies. Let's keep praying because I'm tired of hating myself and everyone else every two weeks. I feel like I keep pushing my beautiful sweet husband further and further away, and the guilt is killing me. Thank you for your posting.
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    Hi my name is lindsay and i had a question. I have not been to a dr for this exact issue because i honestly an terrified of drs. Here is my story please let me know if it sounds like pmdd:

    I started my period when i was 9 and always had really severe symptoms: Cramps, bloating, heavy bleeding, headaches, body pain, mood swings-major, tired,worn out completely, anger, crying jags, wanting to punch someone.....

    I am now 22 and after years of different pills and other birth control i am on a generic seasonale. With this pill i only have 4 periods a year.

    The problem is i may not have the symptoms 12x a year and only 4 now i still have the screaming, feeling, like i cant breathe or function or even want to get out and that is not like me at all. These symptoms are now lasting for 2 weeks before my period as well as the week of my period... So 12 weeks out of the year i dont want to be with anyone or do anything.

    I guess i need to know if this sounds like pmdd if it does ill do my best to go in and get checked out

    also what can i tell my boyfriend? We have been together for almost 6 years but just moved in together and this will be the first cycle that he will see me be like this in person. Before i would be at home and we limited the time he saw me... He didn't understand today when i had to call in sick to work bc i woke up scared and started to cry, i had to call a gal pal to get her to make me feel better about my choice not to go in.... Not to mention my symptoms aggravate a past surgical site on my wrist the pain is bad when ever my pms flairs up it is just painful....

    Sorry this is so long i just need some female advise...
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    LADIES - PMDD is caused by a hormonal imbalance. You are either deficient in progesterone or your estrogen levels are too high. The end result is called estrogen dominance. You can find a doctor to help you with all natural progesterone supplement. I suffered with PMDD - I thought I was going to committ suicide. It was a horrifiying event every month which got worse when I came off the BCP. The good news is it is TOTALLY TREATABLE - ALL NATURAL! Get off those nasty anti-depressents and take back control of you life.
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