Feeling irritable, depressed, or anxious during the premenstrual phase of one's cycle, a condition that repeats during menstruation or shortly after. A severe case of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a premenstrual dysphoric disorder. PMS and PMDD have similar or identical symptoms. Not serious enough to interfere with work, social activities, and social activities. PMDD occurs in two to ten percent of menstruating women. Some of the symptoms of PMDD are mood swings, tension, anxiety, irritability, and fatigue. Some physical problems may occur such as breast bloating, headaches and/or muscle pain. There are many types of medications you can use to dull your symptoms or soothe your