For women next to PMDD-- gynecologist or psychiatrist?
I haven't been diagnosed, but my PMS symptoms own gotten progressively worse to the point of complete debilitation for several days out of the month. For women who have be diagnosed/treated, did you see a psychologist or psychiatrist first, or did you ask your gynecologist first? What was your treatment? Did it work?
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Left ovary strain not a sharp pain mostly when i catch up to stand or move the wrong way lay down.?
I'd suggest seeing your gyno first. Supposedly the Yaz birth control pill has be shown to help near PMDD. I wasn't diagnosed either, but my monthly PMS have reached critical level. I've been on Yaz for almost five months now and if I PMS, I don't even know it. Good luck!
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I saw both actually, working in concert they come up with a average care plan that worked for me. You only just have to create sure the two of them work together.I go into talk to my primary thought doctor about quitting smoking and roughly speaking PMDD. He put me on Welbutrin which has help immensely in both areas. I'm a mother and a nanny and I notice before my cycle I be angry and impatient for no reason. You could agree to your gyn or your primary care doctor. They will most credible put you on an antidepressant.
I know this is a private question but.?
Complete debilitation isn't necessarily a sign of PMDD, it could be more imagined endometriosis or PCOS. From what I understand, PMDD have more of a psychological impact. I took Yaz for PCOS (also recommended for PMDD) and it had HORRIBLE side effects, so be terrifically cautious - do a LOT of research, it nearly kill me. Talk to your gyno and just enlighten him your symptoms, he'll know best what to do. If you suffer from debilitating headache (as I do) ask your doctor about Meclomen. It's an NSAID approaching Aleve or Advil but it works in an extra style. It reduces your flow - smaller quantity flow means smaller amount pain.My guess is your doc will suggest a BCP, that should aid. Good luck!