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Where would i gain weight during pms?
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Fluid Retention: Fluid weight can be distributed in many areas of the body. Women may experience swelling &/or pain of their breasts. They may also have abdominal bloating. Some women even find that their rings or their shoes may fit tightly. The body diures off the extra fluids.
Answered 9/7/2013
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