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Supplements-for-a-ten-year-old-girl's-mood-swings?

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ShinyHappyDalek · 26/03/2007 16:25

Does-anyone-have-idea-if-there-are-any-supplements-from-a-health-shop-that-might-help-my-friend's-DD's-mood-swings?

They-are-having-lots-of-behavioural-issues-with-her-and-her-mum-has-been-to-GP-wondered-whether-there-is-anything-that-might-help-in-way-that-evening-primrose-helps-PMT?

The-DD-in-question-has-started-puberty.

Thanks.(S'cuse-keyboard-issues..])

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ShinyHappyDalek · 26/03/2007 16:36

anyone?

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fortyplus · 26/03/2007 23:22

Sorry - I've got boys but thought you'd appreciate a night time 'bump'.

She hasn't got little nipple 'buds' yet, has she? It might be the onset of puberty, even though she's a bit on the young side.

KerryMum · 26/03/2007 23:25

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fortyplus · 26/03/2007 23:57

Sorry - read the first bit but what with all the dashes I hadn't noticed that you'd already said she'd entered puberty.

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ShinyHappyDalek · 27/03/2007 11:53

Thank-you-And-sorry-about-dashes.....needs-must-atm-I'm-afraid.(or..Not-Post!..which-obv.is-not-an-option!)

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