dacosta
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Hi all,
I've always been a bit moody from my teens on but after having two kids I've really noticed PMT. Before it was a bit of a distraction but PMT has returned after the birth of my second (now 7 months) with a vengeance.
I've never needed or sought assistance with it before but I'm becoming a horrible person the week before 'that time of the month'. The rest of the month I'm pretty much happy. I have two lovely girls and I can generally cope well with anything thrown at me. But with PMT I become a moody minefield. I find myself shouting at my toddler for no real reason, and I hate myself for it, but I can't stop it. I just snap. It's as though I have adrenalin for blood and it takes the slightest thing to set me off.
Does anyone have any herbal remedies or advice? I don't want to go down the drugs route as it's only a week a month I suffer but I don't want to do nothing as my poor toddler must wonder what's happened to her happy Mummy.
It's funny, I always thought PMT was a bit of an excuse but it really is a problem
I've always been a bit moody from my teens on but after having two kids I've really noticed PMT. Before it was a bit of a distraction but PMT has returned after the birth of my second (now 7 months) with a vengeance.
I've never needed or sought assistance with it before but I'm becoming a horrible person the week before 'that time of the month'. The rest of the month I'm pretty much happy. I have two lovely girls and I can generally cope well with anything thrown at me. But with PMT I become a moody minefield. I find myself shouting at my toddler for no real reason, and I hate myself for it, but I can't stop it. I just snap. It's as though I have adrenalin for blood and it takes the slightest thing to set me off.
Does anyone have any herbal remedies or advice? I don't want to go down the drugs route as it's only a week a month I suffer but I don't want to do nothing as my poor toddler must wonder what's happened to her happy Mummy.
It's funny, I always thought PMT was a bit of an excuse but it really is a problem