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My daughter is 14 and her pms is getting worse as she gets older. headaches, fatigue , moodiness and acne breakouts start a solid 2 weeks before she even gets it. what can she do that will make a difference? vitamins?
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Consider OCP: Consult with your physician. Sometimes young ladies are prescribed oral contraceptives to help regulate menstrual symptoms.
Answered 8/7/2020
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