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The 11 Traits of PMDD [vs Depression] | MedCircle x Dr Ramani
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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder or PMDD. is incredibly misunderstood. Most people don't understand when or why it happens, and how it is different from depression or major depressive disorder. In this video, you'll discover how to spot the 11 traits of PMDD vs depression.

The education doesn't end here. Discover more on premenstrual dysphoric disorder aka PMDD, depression, and other mental health symptoms most people miss with Dr. Ramani Durvasula at MedCircle.com.

In this discussion, clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani and MedCircle host Kyle Kittleson answer...

- What is premenstrual dysphoric disorder?
- What are the common misconceptions about PMDD?
What about the misdiagnosis? How many go undiagnosed altogether?
How can someone spot each of the 11 symptoms:
- Mood changes
- Irritability, anger, or an uptick in interpersonal conflicts
- Feelings of depression, hopelessness, or having self-deprecating thoughts
- Anxiety or tension
- Lack of interest in people and activities you usually enjoy
- Difficulty concentrating
- Fatigue or lack of energy
- Appetite changes or specific food cravings
- Excessive sleepiness or insomnia
- Feeling overwhelmed or out of control
- Physical symptoms like breast soreness or swelling, joint or muscle pain, or feeling bloated
- How can someone spot the signs that these are PMDD and not something else?

And more.

#PMDD #Depression #MedCircle

*MedCircle is not a referral service and does not recommend, endorse, discourage, screen, or approve any providers, medical procedures, products, or services; nor does MedCircle provide medical advice of any kind. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your healthcare provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about your health and treatment options. Only your healthcare provider has the knowledge and training to provide advice that is right for you.
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@MedCircle

3 years ago

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@Ckae19

2 years ago

the craziest part is i feel a complete switch of feeling normal again as soon as bleed or i’m done my period. It’s literally like a clarity feeling. which leads to another problem where i feel guilt, regret of my previous actions during pre-menstrual days. like saying things that push my love ones away. I have indeed lost some friends the day before my period.

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@CaitFalconer

2 years ago

Before I found out PMDD existed, I was trying to find out if there was a form of Bipolar or BPD that only lasted 1-2 weeks. That's how severe it is.

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@karishi11

9 months ago

This may sound ridiculous, but my PMDD sets me so far back in my spiritual and self improvement journey. I feel I have to start from scratch every month after all the damage I do in those 2 weeks

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@oddds

3 years ago

PMDD can actually last longer than a week. Just saying.

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@soulywomen305

3 years ago

It took me a long time to associate these moods with my period. I would get SO deep down depressed and even have severe suicidal ideation. Now I know to check where I am in my cycle and give myself a break and rest.

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@AliVanSickle

1 year ago

A week-2 weeks before my period, I feel very suicidal. I feel like a burden, I hate life/myself. It's caused a lot of fights and issues with personal relationships. I often times want to run away, or leave my relationship all together. I binge eat/crave lots of salt and sugar. I feel more sensitive to rejection and very irritable. My back and breast hurt tremendously. It's miserable.

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@msmiami9791

2 years ago

My PMDD symptoms sometimes start 2 weeks before my period 😩

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@Recollections.May.Vary.

3 years ago

This is what I have. It drives me nuts because it happens every month. I turn into a completely different person. It’s like my battery just dies I have no energy and I get severe depression and muscle tension. It’s like everything goes black. The change can be swift and scary. I literally feel the energy being drained out of me. It’s like someone pulled the plug. I go from normal happy person to suicidal. I keep away from people around this time because I’m simply not myself. It’s embarrassing and I don’t want others to think I’m like this all the time, so I just keep to myself. People just don’t understand. It makes it easier if I don’t have to explain my depressive behaviour. I’ve had this for over 20 years. Because it’s been happening so long now I’m aware it’s my period but when all the emotions hit it’s extremely hard to think logically. I work for myself now which is great, but before when I had a boss and a job life was extremely complicated. It’s changed the way I work. I now will work 3 weeks straight and then have one week off when the symptoms hit. I find this works best for me. It would be great if more people knew about this. It would be great if I could just say ‘I have PMDD’ and they’d understand.

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@3amab606

9 months ago

I wish she would’ve touched on rejection sensitivity and feeling out of love or unloved in relationships. Both are a huge part of my PMDD and I know it’s a big issue for countless other women who suffer as well.

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@rhiannona9

3 years ago

I’ve never felt such profound and all-encompassing emotional pain than I have with PMDD. It’s gotten better the past couple years but when I first realized I had it, it would literally make cry for hours over things that normally wouldn’t bother me. It made me feel completely hopeless about my life for 7-10 days out of the month. If you’re going through this too my heart goes out to you! It finally started to get better when I started sleeping more, taking medication and certain supplements and therapy.

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@monifamarie

1 year ago

PMDD is far more complicated than just an emotional disorder. I wish this piece would've touched on how physically debilitating it can be.

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@RaniaA75

2 years ago

I stay in bed, unless I absolutely need to do something, I have all these ideas of past regrets and what ifs, I snap at people if they do anything remotely irritating, I forget things, I leave tasks unfinished... past deadlines... all disappear within two weeks... only to come again after two weeks.... tranquillisers help...

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@mym0onlight293

2 years ago

Removing caffeine, gluten, dairy and processed sugar have improved my symptoms

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@normagallegos7018

2 years ago

YOU ARE ALL VALID IN YOUR PAIN AND MENTAL HEALTH! WE DESERVE BETTER!

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@dawnkez4655

2 years ago

I have pmdd, and I also get seasonal depression. I can feel a difference. There is a huge increase in invasive thoughts that trigger my anxiety. I also feel myself "snowballing", someone will do something wrong and all of the sudden, everything that person has ever done wrong pops up in my head and I can't help but rant. I definitely isolate myself so I don't hurt those I love emotionally.

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@sarakjeldsen769

2 years ago

It's been so empowering to know that the extreme depression I had was caused by this. It was my therapist who pointed it out. I'd be so high and energetic for 2 weeks then exhausted, anxious, irritable, depressed, and suicidal soon after. Knowing what the cause is makes it way easier to manage.

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@ninarose3801

2 years ago

men are so unbelievably lucky , had it really bad this month , I literally felt like I looked like an alien , felt so hopeless , broke out like crazy , sleeping all over the place , severely anxious like shaking anxious when out around people . This is so debilitating and we are expected to go to work and go by our daily lives whilst having this ! ?

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@mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524

2 years ago

i turn very suicidal and depressed during the days before my period and when i told my mom about this disorder she laughed at my face lol

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@joseedubosq105

3 years ago

YESSSS, please make a series on PMDD. 5-8% of women suffer from this and there is very little resources or even treatments available to release these women.

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