Temp 37.7 during menses, polyuria and severe cramps with severe migraine not responding to analgesics. this happens first or last day of menstruation.

PMS: I suppose this would come under the heading premenstrual syndrome.Some of the symptoms relate to water retention that may occur with this problem. i think the headache and polyurea is also to be explained by this syndrome. If I am right in bundling all of this together I think there are medications that will help including a mild diuretic but it must be given by your health care provider.

Menstrual migraine: Most women experience an increased frequency of migraine attacks around the time of menses. Managing menstrual migraine is difficult; most patients with menstrual migraine will not respond to traditional migraine therapy. See an orofacial pain or headache specialist for a professional treatment.