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Is there anything i can do/take to reduce pms symptoms? preferably natural. i get very depressed, moody and irritable always one week before period.
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Exercise & nutrition: PMS symptoms can be lessened by exercise during that time frame and avoidance of caffeine and theobromine (chocolates). Minimizing sodium intake can also decrease bloating.
Answered 1/16/2018
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