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Tips on how to balance pms hormone "fluctuations" without hormones or birth control?
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Who told: You that you have "fluctuations" in hormones, and which of your body's thousands of hormones are out of order? There are medications which can help pms; see your doctor. Don't assume it's due to "hormones".
Answered 7/30/2013
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