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Is it normal for pms symptoms to vary in types of symptoms and timing of symptoms each month?
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Can be : PMS is highly variable. Some suffer a lot. Some have no symptoms at all. There is no “normal” for PMS as each person experiences it differently. Consider talking with an Obgyn who can verify the issue and offer various treatment options
Answered 9/16/2018
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