Offline Database
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What treatment is available?
a. diuretics (water tablets)
only on prescription. These work by
making you pass more urine. They might
be helpful if fluid retention is the
only problem.
b. hormone treatments
only on prescription. There are
several preparations available that may
be helpful. Some are tablets, some are
given as suppositories. Many women, who
also need contraception, find PMS less
severe when they are using the pill.
c. Vitamins
prescription not necessary. Vitamin
B6 (pyridoxine) has been shown to help
many women with PMS.
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