magnesium
Keeping my distance from unsupportive or toxic people
Oestrogen and progesterone HRT
Regular meditation
Started taking Turmeric supplements for more than a year.
Logging Cycles
Listen to music
Amazing mum, sister and daughters
Clean Eating
Learning I'm not alone in these symptoms.
Cutting sugar, carbs
Awesome therapist team
Follow a ketogenic diet
Talking about how it makes me feel with those I love
Understanding the disorder
healthy eating
Ample sleep
Trying to change diet
Tell your loved ones
Berocca
Secondary treatment for what meds can't fix - positive thinking and mindfulness
Exercise
Prozac daily
Acceptance & Meditation
Very low dose of melatonin to help me get some amount of sleep.
My husband is very supportive and tries to understand PMDD in order to relate to what I go through.
Exercise in all forms
meditation
I started surgical menapause
Behavior Changes/Grounding Techniques
Accepting my mistakes and journaling them to help next month
Medication
Chocolate ice cream sodas
Period tracking app
Exercise or meditation
Sleeping
I enjoy where i work.
Continuously remind yourself that you are strong!
Ice cream!
Exercise in the fresh air (I walk 5 miles per day)
Keeping a daily log or journal and adjusting my eating or other habits that increase the symptoms I have with PMDD
Last but not least- so important! FIND support- people who understand, support groups etc. social media is great at brining together others that understand and can share and its confidential. Reach out to others!
Cycle Awareness throug Leslie Carol Botta' Book.
Only surrounding myself with people who understand my condition
Self-care: Eating healthy, lots of rest, watching movies, taking it easy, hot epsom salt baths, pms herbs.
Just having a shower and getting dressed and leaving the house helps or just having plans!
Taking walks and getting lots of exercise.
My amazing understanding husband
Pmdd support group