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How common is it to pms 23 days before your period?
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Not really: Premenstrual symptoms typically begin several days before one's period starts, and typically taper off 1-3 days after the start of full flow. If you are experiencing premenstrual-type symptoms 23 days prior to your period, they are likely due to another factor, and can be discussed with your doctor to help determine the cause.
Answered 8/16/2013
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