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How can you make sure a doctor takes you serious when visiting for symptoms of pmdd?
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BE HONEST AND OPEN: Find someone that will listen and discuss the symptoms that you have and what you have tried to help. Perhaps a psychiatrist will be more open to this diagnosis.
Answered 11/4/2020
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