1 Effective Homeopathic treatment for premenstrual syndrome

• Most well-adjusted women experience minor psychological and somatic changes for a few days preceding menstruation. 
• These menstrual molimina give way to a sensation of relief and well-being once menstruation is established. 
• This is extremely common at all ages but especially in women aged 30–45 years, the reported prevalence ranging from 5–95%. 
• The age incidence of PMS is said to be due to the fact that stresses are most severe in the third and fourth decades. 

• Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) has a wide variety of signs and symptoms, including mood swings, tender breasts, food cravings, fatigue, irritability and depression.

• Still, you don’t have to let these problems control your life. Treatments and lifestyle adjustments can help you reduce or manage the signs and symptoms of premenstrual syndrome.

• The exact cause of PMS is not known. It has been postulated that it represents a syndrome which is the result of multiple biochemical abnormalities. 

Amongst these, the following have been implicated:

• Oestrogen excess or progesterone deficiency in the luteal phase.
• Increased carbohydrate intolerance in the luteal phase.
• Pyridoxine deficiency—this vitamin plays a role in oestrogen synthesis and also in dopamine and serotonin production.
• Increased production of vasopressin, Aldosterone, Prolactin and Systemic prostaglandins which adversely affect renal function and contribute to fluid retention and bloating.
• Fluctuations in opiate peptide concentrations affecting endorphin levels. However, biochemical estimations do not bear these out.
• Hence, at present it is not yet clear whether PMS is an abnormal response to normal hormonal fluctuation or a result of hormonal abnormalities.
• A woman with hysterectomy but conservation of ovaries may also suffer from PMT suggesting that the ovarian hormones have a role in PMT.
• Low level of b-endorphins (neurotransmitters) in the brain and low level of serotonin are probably responsible for psychiatric disorders.
• Genetic predisposition is also recognized in a few cases.

• Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder are triggered by hormonal events ensuing after ovulation. 

• The symptoms can begin in the early, mid or late luteal phase and are not associated with defined concentrations of any specific gonadal or non-gonadal hormone.
• Although evidence for a hormonal abnormality has not been established, the symptoms of the premenstrual disorders are related to the production of progesterone by the ovary.
• The two best-studied and relevant neurotransmitter systems implicated in the genesis of the symptoms are the GABAergic and the serotonergic systems.
• Metabolites of progesterone formed by the corpus luteum of the ovary and in the brain bind to a neurosteroid-binding site on the membrane of the gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptor, changing its configuration, rendering it resistant to further activation and finally decreasing central GABA-mediated inhibition.
• By a similar mechanism, the progestogens in some hormonal contraceptives are also thought to adversely affect the GABAergic system. 
• The lowering of serotonin can give rise to PMS-like symptoms and serotonergic functioning seems to be deficient by some methods of estimating serotonergic activity in the brain; agents that augment serotonin are efficacious and are as effective even if administered only in the luteal phase. 
• However, similar to the affective disorders, PMS is ultimately not likely to be related to the dysregulation of individual neurotransmitters.
• Brain imaging studies have begun to shed light on the complex brain circuitry underlying affect and behavior and may help to explicate the intricate neurophysiological foundation of the syndrome. 

While PMS often involves mild or moderate symptoms that don’t majorly affect daily life, symptoms can be severe enough to impact your everyday activities and overall well-being.

Physical signs

• Bloated tummy
• Cramps
• Tender breasts
• Hunger
• Headache
• Muscle aches

• Joint pain

• Swollen hands and feet
• Pimples
• Weight gain

• Constipation  or diarrhea

Emotional and behavioral symptoms

PMS-related changes in your mood, emotions, and behavior might include:

• Anxiety, restlessness
• Unusual anger and irritability
• Changes in appetite, including increased food cravings, especially for sweets
• Changes in sleep patterns, including fatigue and trouble sleeping
• A sad or low mood, which might involve tearfulness or sudden, uncontrollable crying
• Rapid shifts in mood and emotional outbursts
• Decreased sex drive
• Difficulty concentrating or remembering information 
• For some, the physical pain and emotional stress are severe enough to affect their daily lives.
• Regardless of symptom severity, the signs and symptoms generally disappear within four days after the start of the menstrual period for most women.
• But a small number of women with premenstrual syndrome have disabling symptoms every month. This form of PMS is called premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).
• PMDD signs and symptoms include depression, mood swings, anger, anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, difficulty concentrating, irritability and tension.

• Diagnosis depends on history and careful questioning. Temporal correlation of symptoms with the premenstrual phase of the cycle as documented in a menstrual diary helps to arrive at a rational diagnosis.
• No organic pelvic lesion is detected, and no definite test is available to confirm the diagnosis.

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Homeopathic Medicines for  Premenstrual syndrome (PMS):

Bovista

• Premenstrual problems with puffiness in the extremities, fluid retention and a bloated feeling often indicate a need for this remedy.
• The woman may feel very awkward and clumsy, and may constantly be dropping things because of swollen-feeling hands.
• Diarrhea occurring around the time of the menstrual period strongly indicates this remedy.

Calcarea carbonica

• PMS with fatigue, anxiety, and a feeling of being overwhelmed suggest a need for this remedy.
• The woman may have problems with water-retention and weight gain, tender breasts, digestive upsets, and headaches.
• Periods often come too early and last too long, sometimes with a flow of bright red blood.
• A general feeling of chilliness, with clammy hands and feet and cravings for sweets and eggs are other indications for Calcarea.

Lachesis

• Women who need this remedy are usually intense, with a tremendous need for an outlet, both physically and mentally.
• Symptoms of PMS include congestion, headaches, flushing, surges of heat, and an intense outspoken irritability often with strong feelings of suspicion or jealousy.
• When the flow arrives, it may be heavy, but brings relief of tension. Intolerance of restrictive clothing around the waist or neck is another indication for Lachesis.

Lycopodium

• PMS with a craving for sweets and a ravenous appetite suggests a need for this remedy.
• Digestive upsets with abdominal bloating and flatulence often seen, with the person feeling worst in the late afternoon and evening.
• Menstrual periods may delay, follow by a heavy flow that goes on for extra days.
• A woman who needs this remedy often wears a worried look and lacks self-confidence although she may irritable and bossy to pets and family members.
• A desire to alone, but with someone in the other room, is another indication for Lycopodium.

Natrum Muriaticum

• A person who needs this remedy usually seems reserved to others, but is deeply emotional inside.
• She may feel extremely sad and lonely, but gets affronted or angry if others try to console her or sympathize.

• Depression, anger over minor things, and a need to be alone to cry are often seen when Natrum mur is needed.

• Menstrual problems can be accompanied by migraines, or a backache that feels better from lying on something either hard or pushing a solid object against the painful place.
• Lastly, A craving for salt, strong thirst, and a tendency to feel worse from being in the sun are other indications for this remedy.

Pulsatilla

• Generally, This remedy can be helpful during many conditions involving hormonal changes and is often helpful to girls who have recently started having periods.
• PMS with irritability, moodiness, and weepiness is typical.
• Either Delay or suppression of the menstrual flow can be accompanied by queasy feelings, nausea, and faintness. Additionally Being too warm or in a stuffy room makes things worse, and fresh air can bring relief.
• The timing, amount, and nature of the menstrual flow are changeable as are the woman’s moods when Pulsatilla is the remedy.
• The woman usually is emotional also needy, wanting a lot of attention and comforting.

Sepia

• In brief, This remedy relieves mood swings from PMS associated with irritability and poor venous circulation.

Veratrum album

• Menstrual periods with very heavy flow and cramping, with a feeling of exhaustion also icy coldness suggest a need for this remedy.
• Furthermore,Vomiting and diarrhea are often seen.
• Periods may start too early and go on too long. In detail, The woman feels worse at night, from exercise, and from drinking things that are warm.
• Cold drinks, small meals, and wrapping up in warm clothes or covers may help to bring improvement.

Caulophyllum

• This remedy is often helpful to women with a history of irregular periods, difficulty becoming pregnant or slow childbirth due to weak muscle tone of the uterus.
• Symptoms include discomfort during periods and a heavy flow of blood or other discharge.
• Drawing pains may feel in the pelvic region, thighs, and legs.
• Stiffness or arthritis, especially in the finger-joints, often seen when this remedy needed.

Lillium tigrinum

• This remedy may helpful if a woman is inclined toward rage during PMS, makes other people “walk on eggs,” and is extremely sensitive and irritable.
• Pressure in the rectum and in the pelvic region, with a sensation that the uterus is pushing out, may make her feel a frequent need to sit or cross her legs.
• Emotions and excitement aggravate the symptoms, and fresh air will often bring relief.

Nux vomica

• When a woman with PMS is extremely impatient, pushy, and intolerant, this remedy may of use.
• Uncomfortable, irregular menstrual periods can experience, often with a nagging urge to move the bowels before the flow begins.

• Constipation is common, and constricting pains may extend to the rectum or tailbone region.

• Anger, mental strain, physical exertion, and overindulgence in coffee, alcohol, or food can aggravate the problems.
• Woman often feels chilly and improves from warmth and rest.

Kreosotum

• Headache, nausea, and a heavy flow that makes the genitals and surrounding skin feel irritated and swollen are indications for this remedy.
• Kreosotum often indicate for women with PMS who feel irritable and uncomfortable, and have a strong dislike of sexual activity.

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• Try to get high-quality calcium foods – To get these amounts, aim for at least three servings of calcium-rich foods a day, such as low-fat milk, cheese, yogurt, fortified orange juice, or soy milk.
• It’s difficult to get enough vitamin D from diet alone but women can make up the difference with a daily multivitamin or a supplement. Many calcium supplements also contain vitamin D.
• Don’t skip breakfast or other meals- To avoid becoming overly hungry, eat regular meals and snacks throughout the day.
• Do include whole grains, lean protein, fruits, and vegetables- Eating well all month long is a better approach to PMS than tweaking your diet when you have symptoms.
• So, enjoy plenty of colorful, fiber-packed fruits and vegetables, as well as whole grains, such as brown rice, oatmeal, and rye bread.
• Don’t overload on sugar.
• Avoid salt, caffeine, smoke and alcohol.
• Get plenty of sleep.
• Work to lower stress.
• Find ways to relax your mind, whether it’s exercising, deep breathing, or doing yoga.
• Maintaining a healthy body weight may help prevent PMS.

What is Premenstrual syndrome?

Premenstrual syndrome is a symptom complex recognized primarily by cyclic changes associated with ovulatory cycles.

Homeopathic Medicines used by Homeopathic Doctors in treatment of Premenstrual syndrome?

• Bovista
• Calcarea carbonica
• Lachesis
• Lycopodium
• Natrum Muriaticum
• Pulsatilla

What are the symptoms of Premenstrual syndrome?

• Bloated tummy
• Cramps
• Tender breasts
• Hunger
• Headache
• Muscle aches

• Joint pain

• Swollen hands and feet
• Pimples

What are the causes of Premenstrual syndrome?

• Oestrogen excess or progesterone deficiency in the luteal phase.
• Increased carbohydrate intolerance in the luteal phase.
• Pyridoxine deficiency
• Fluctuations in opiate peptide concentrations

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