After reading “Review of Actual Findings about Mental Disorders Related to Menstrual Cycle and Possibilities of their Therapy”, an article published in 2010 and written by I. Kuvoc, R. Ptácek, J. Raboch, D. Domluvilová, H. Kuzelová , S. Fischer and P. Kozelek, people get a better understanding on Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). According to the article PMS and PMDD are depressive disorders affecting women during their menstrual cycle. In this piece, the authors discuss the relationship between physiological development in women with PMS/PMDD, the difference between PMS and PMDD along with their associated symptoms, and at last the possible treatment for premenstrual disorders.
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PMS is a term used for women who don't experience severe symptoms as much as women with PMDD. PMS is almost not considered as a disorder compared to PMDD. Unusual function of the serotonin, level of melatonin, cortisol and concentration in erythrocytes push the system to reflect controversial symptoms. A week before menstruation, women with PMS will experience symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia or hypersomnia, depression, lack of appetite, feeling of hopelessness, increase of sensitivity, lethargy and among other negative symptoms. PMDD on the other hand centralized the inactivation of the hormone estrogen that falls behind while the progesterone progresses uncontrollably. These flaws in the neuro system affect the brain mechanism provoking women to fall into serious and permanent condition such as depressive and panic disorder or even personality disorder. These inconsistencies in the brain cause these women their social life by creating an effect on their production or creativity and a limit to be themselves.
Despite the complication of this disorder, the authors still manage to analyze the possible treatment for premenstrual disorders. Number one recommended is a change of lifestyle
The authors …show more content…
In this second half women are exposing to symptoms such as depression, sexual behavior change and …show more content…
PMS is a term used for women who don't experience severe symptoms as much as women with PMDD. PMS is almost not considered as a disorder compared to PMDD. Unusual function of the serotonin, level of melatonin, cortisol and concentration in erythrocytes push the system to reflect controversial symptoms. A week before menstruation, women with PMS will experience symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia or hypersomnia, depression, lack of appetite, feeling of hopelessness, increase of sensitivity, lethargy and among other negative symptoms. PMDD on the other hand centralized the inactivation of the hormone estrogen that falls behind while the progesterone progresses uncontrollably. These flaws in the neuro system affect the brain mechanism provoking women to fall into serious and permanent condition such as depressive and panic disorder or even personality disorder. These inconsistencies in the brain cause these women their social life by creating an effect on their production or creativity and a limit to be themselves.
Despite the complication of this disorder, the authors still manage to analyze the possible treatment for premenstrual disorders. Number one recommended is a change of lifestyle