Publisher's Synopsis
Unlike other illnesses, PMS is difficult to diagnose because it encompasses such a large number of wide ranging symptoms. Some women's symptoms are primarily emotional, such as mood swings or depression, while other women experience the physical effects of PMS, such as bloating, fatigue, and cramping. This difficulty in diagnosing PMS results in a corresponding difficulty in finding effective help and treatment. In this invaluable book, Barbara Moe explains how PMS can become a manageable problem by supplying the reader with practical coping techniques and treatment options.
