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PMS or hypothyroidism
Hello, recently I have started facing few things with my menstrual cycle...just after ovulation I became very tired, irritated, with stomach ache, constipation and sleep disturbances... their are nights when I spend the whole night without sleep and the next day I have headache, irritated mind and fatigue...I have joint pain, hairfall and lots of acne on my face and back...I was having hypothyroidism some 3years back but medicine solved it so now I'm not taking any medicine...I got my thyroid test today and the report says its normal, TSH 4.18(0.5-4.20)... So is this thyroid or PMS?
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Pms symptoms occurs sometime between ovulation n ur period since ur TSH is normal mostly it's PMS , u should do lifestyle modifications if the severity hampers ur daily life visit ur doctor for further management
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regular exercise, small frequent meals, less salty, high in calcium n complex carbs , avoid coffee n alcohol intake, more of fruits n veggies
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