Stop the Symptoms of PMS
•abdominal distension
•acne
•allergies
•anxiety
•appetite changes
•back ache
•bloating
•breast swelling
•breast tenderness
•constipation
•cramps
•diarrhea
•depression
•headaches
•hives
•impaired memory
•acne
•allergies
•anxiety
•appetite changes
•back ache
•bloating
•breast swelling
•breast tenderness
•constipation
•cramps
•diarrhea
•depression
•headaches
•hives
•impaired memory
•irritability
•joint pain
•lack of concentration
•lack of libido
•mood swings
•nausea
•night sweats
•rhinitis
•salt cravings
•skin disorders
•sugar cravings
•vaginitis
•vomiting
•water retention
•weight gain
•joint pain
•lack of concentration
•lack of libido
•mood swings
•nausea
•night sweats
•rhinitis
•salt cravings
•skin disorders
•sugar cravings
•vaginitis
•vomiting
•water retention
•weight gain
Chinese Medicine can Stop the Symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
PMS is a variety of physical and emotional responses to menstruation. The symptoms of PMS originate from am imbalance in the body caused by factors such as stress, poor diet, or a lack of exercise or sleep, which can exacerbate the symptoms.
Many women exhibit between four and ten symptoms up to two weeks prior to menstruation that can affect relationships, work productivity and daily living.
You are at increased risk for developing or worsening of PMS symptoms if you:
• are over 30
• are experiencing significant amounts of stress
• have poor nutritional habits
• have suffered side effects from birth control pills
• have difficulty maintaining a stable weight
• do not get regular exercise
• have had a pregnancy complicated by toxemia
• have had children
• have a family history of depression
Whether you suffer from monthly or occasional PMS symptoms, Chinese medicine offers a safe, natural and effective approach to alleviating the following:
PMS is a variety of physical and emotional responses to menstruation. The symptoms of PMS originate from am imbalance in the body caused by factors such as stress, poor diet, or a lack of exercise or sleep, which can exacerbate the symptoms.
Many women exhibit between four and ten symptoms up to two weeks prior to menstruation that can affect relationships, work productivity and daily living.
You are at increased risk for developing or worsening of PMS symptoms if you:
• are over 30
• are experiencing significant amounts of stress
• have poor nutritional habits
• have suffered side effects from birth control pills
• have difficulty maintaining a stable weight
• do not get regular exercise
• have had a pregnancy complicated by toxemia
• have had children
• have a family history of depression
Whether you suffer from monthly or occasional PMS symptoms, Chinese medicine offers a safe, natural and effective approach to alleviating the following: