Some natural remedies for PMS bloating are herbal teas which help with water retention, the cause of the bloating. A few teas to try are peppermint or dandelion, but not both at the same time as you might become dehydrated. As with any remedy, you should check with your doctor or pharmacist, especially if you have health problems or are taking other medications.
PMS is PMs it is different for everyone from cramping to bloating to just feeling out of whack
Yes. Before there is often bloating. To help with this avoid sugars, salt, and caffeine . If you have PMS staying off of these things will also help.
you have bloating,cramps,and u are crabby or have mood swings.
Yes, many women suffer from PMS (pre menstrul syndrome) Can cause - irritability - mood swings (feeling good, feeling down or angry) - Bloating - Cramps Completly normal.....some birth control can sometimes help the symptoms of pms for some women.
Midol - helps cramps bloating etc
Yes, this is bloating. To help yourself stay off of the candy, chips, sodas and junk/fast food. These are high in salt and sugar. If you have PMS do this as soon as you begin to feel the PMS starting. Vitamin B12 and 6 will also help you.
apple cider vinegar
No, PMS stands for premenstrual syndrome, in which bloating and abdominal discomfort can occur, along with headaches, at times, and even low or irritable moods.
Yes bloating often occurs before a period.
No. Sounds like PMS. What day of your cycle are you in? If you are around day 14-28 most likely it is PMS. Stay off the sugar, junk food, and coffee it will help with the bloating and back pain.
DefinitionBloating is the feeling of a full, swollen belly area, usually due to gas in the intestines. Some women have bloating before or during their period (menstrual cycle).See also: Abdominal bloatingAlternative NamesMenstrual periods and bloatingInformationIf you have bloating associated with your menstrual cycle, exercise to sweat out excess fluids and eat more high-fiber foods to help prevent constipation.See also: PMS
No, but foods/drinks do affect your PMS and periods. Caffeine, too much sugar, junk foods, sodas, fast foods will make PMS, cramps, and bloating worse. B12 and B6 will help you relieve some of these things. Bananas are high in potassium, so that could help with some issues, but I don't think it would make the period lighter. Birth control pills definitely do as well stopping the PMS and cramps.