Re: Minipill/PMS - and diet

[Guest guest]

I noticed that when I was on the pill, the PMS was much better. Also

when I was on the exlusion diet earlier this year, and eating lots of

fruit and veggies I didn't have PMS either. The curious thing is that

the exclusion diet was written by the same people who have written

books on PMS diets - Dr & on . Another friend also

did a diet out of their book and thought it improved matters quite a

lot.

Caro

>

> Just wondering if there are any fellow PMS sufferers out there? -

anyone know anything

> about taking the pill for it? I've tried taking synthetic

progesterone but

> this made me severely depressed.

>

> Jenni

[Guest guest]

> I noticed that when I was on the pill, the PMS was much better.

It didn't really work for me. It was better for a few months, and then

it was less severe, but seemed to last for longer and longer until it

was almost the whole month. The pills did help a lot with period pain.

When I was a teenager, I used to miss at least 1/2 a day of school per

month because I could barely stand up.

> The curious thing is that

> the exclusion diet was written by the same people who have written

> books on PMS diets - Dr & on .

I'm going to have to find their books for when my periods come back.

Thanks for pointing those out.

Phyllis

[Guest guest]

> I noticed that when I was on the pill, the PMS was much better.

It didn't really work for me. It was better for a few months, and then

it was less severe, but seemed to last for longer and longer until it

was almost the whole month. The pills did help a lot with period pain.

When I was a teenager, I used to miss at least 1/2 a day of school per

month because I could barely stand up.

> The curious thing is that

> the exclusion diet was written by the same people who have written

> books on PMS diets - Dr & on .

I'm going to have to find their books for when my periods come back.

Thanks for pointing those out.

Phyllis