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Can birth control pills help with pmdd? i kept track for a year and i am fine days 1-15 then days 16-30 i have anxiety, tender breasts, irritable.
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Oral contraceptives: May be helpful for treatment of pmdd. Ssri's (selective serontonin reuptake inhibiters) are another option. Take care.
Answered 5/3/2016
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