For many, PMS symptoms are uncomfortable and annoying. But if your monthly symptoms include serious emotional and interpersonal difficulties, it may be a sign of PMDD.
So what’s the difference between these conditions, and how do you know if you have PMS, PMDD or another health condition? Here, we answer these questions and others. Read on to learn about the symptoms of PMS vs. PMDD, risk factors and how a doctor can help you find relief.
PMDD is a more severe form of PMS
PMS and PMDD both cause symptoms that appear around 1-2 weeks before menstruation and go away 2-3 days after menstruation. PMS symptoms can be physical, emotional or behavioral and range from mild to severe, which is why it can be hard to tell apart from PMDD.
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