PMS is a collection of physical and emotional symptoms that occur during the premenstrual phase of the menstrual cycle.
Symptoms generally improve after menstruation begins.
Diagnosis is primarily based on the timing and pattern of symptoms across menstrual cycles. Keeping a symptom diary can be helpful.
Management may include regular exercise, adequate sleep, dietary measures, stress management, and medication when clinically appropriate.
The consultation may explore:
With 20+ years of clinical experience, Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi provides individualized consultations focused on understanding the complete pattern of symptoms.
Severe mood symptoms, depression, suicidal thoughts, or symptoms that significantly interfere with daily functioning require prompt professional mental-health evaluation.
Do you notice the same physical or emotional symptoms returning every month before your period?
Bloating. Breast tenderness. Irritability. Fatigue. Headaches. Food cravings. Mood changes.
Recognizing the cyclical pattern of symptoms can be an important part of understanding PMS.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we carefully explore the relationship between your symptoms and your menstrual cycle.
Understand Your Monthly Pattern. Take a Personalized Approach to Your Health.
Book a Consultation with Take Care Homoeopathy.
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