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I have pcos with apparent normal hormone levels. why some months are my pms symptoms very different. could it be annovulation or irregular hormones.
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Possible ovulation: You may occasionally ovulate. Pms symptoms may be different during ovulation cycles versus no ovulation cycles.
Answered 12/8/2016
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