Stories about medical problems often begin with an explosive quote from a person who suffers from the condition. After declining on an online forum for people with pre -menstrual disorder (PMDD), I found that one comment does not seem enough.
One of the members said: “One week before my course, like Clockwork, I want to divorce, I don’t want to be my mother, I hate my job and I am angry.” “Who can be associated with the terrible feeling of waking up the next day after a ring and embarrassed what they said or did?” Another said. A third said: “I have finished convincing myself that I was not a real member of my family, and I have finished life. I traveled to a sure arms dealer that I was ready to die … this is not me.” “PMDD destroys my life,” was common.
The PMDD is sometimes referred to as “Pads HISS”, but these phrases reveal the inaccuracy of this designation. PMDD is a chronic hormonal condition that causes conflict between people, depression, lethargy, anxiety, self -harm and suicide ideas. However, it was only officially recognized by the World Health Organization in 2019. Recently, there has been an increase in interest, with the help of media figures such as Dixie D’Ellio and Vicky Patiston talking publicly about their struggles with PMDD. Meanwhile, the research wave is also the removal of the situation from the shade. Moreover, new ideas about PMDD are not just better treatments, they are also part of an emerging image that reveals sex hormones …
