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Bad PMS - anyone else suffer and what can I do?

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PleasehelpmePms · 23/08/2015 23:27

Now that dd is 13 months old my PMS seems to be back with a vengeance. I get so upset and angry and I want to hurt myself, I think about the best way to kill myself and get angry because I know I'd never do it and also angry for thinking about it when I have a dd to think about.

I self harm, I used to cut but I don't want dd to see evidence of that when she is older, so I've taken to hitting myself with hard objects. I really can't control this. It's like emotion boils up inside of me and I need to scream or hit something. My body gets boiling hot too. It stops me from sleeping and I need my sleep as my baby hardly sleeps so it's very precious! I'm pacing around now. I don't know what to do with myself. I can't make it stop.

I went to the doctor when I was much younger and they just put me on the pill. I tried several types of pills and on all of them, it was like I had permanent PMS. I will not go on any sort of hormonal contraceptive because I'm too scared of the risks.

Is there anything else that will help? I don't want my dd to ever see me like this. I have ASD, that might not be relevant but I wonder if part of my inability to control my emotions comes from that.

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PleasehelpmePms · 04/09/2015 00:59

I'm well over the bad stage now but I'm dreading it happening again next month. If anyone knows anything that can help please say. I've heard about evening St primrose, does anyone have any experience of that?

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