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Is gildess a great medication for pmdd if not what medication is good for pmdd? please answer with medications so i can talk to my psychiatrist.
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Any birth control: Pill can help with ppmd. You have to try it and see if it does help you. I typically have my patients with pms or ppmd who are trying birth control pills take the pill continuously (start a new pack every 3 weeks) so there is no period. That sometimes does better to help diminish ppmd.
Answered 2/14/2014
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