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Is it normal to have changes in mood throughout my cycle?
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Pms and mood: Bowen et al 2011 reported that most women of reproductive age experience premenstrual symptoms. Mood swings within a day and from day to day are a common complaint of people with mood problems (mood instability). They found the women with pms showed more irritable and depressed mood instability than the women without pms. Pms may represent a manifestation of an underlying problem of mood disorder.
Answered 8/6/2012
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