This post is for the women living with MS and the caregivers who live with the women living with MS. (are you with me so far?) Today, I’d like to talk about premenstrual syndrome, emotional volatility, and multiple sclerosis. Men, you may want to stick around for this discussion; it just might affect you too.
There are several small studies which have explored the relationship between the menstrual cycle and pseudoexacerbations in MS. One such study investigated the role of body...
Last week I wrote a post - Mood Swings, Medication, and Multiple Sclerosis - in which I shared a slice of my mental health reality. For... Read more »
Moods have a way of polarizing behavior. If our mood is up we like to spread the love, be happy, smile and reveal our energy. When we're... Read more »
You may not know it, but food can act as a powerful drug. Yes, foods high in carbohydrates can increase the neurotransmitter, serotonin,... Read more »
Now as I'm stopping to think about it, I don't have any "normal" friends -- they're all pretty strange. But I love them all. It's a... Read more »
A woman whose spouse and children say she is "moody" and may have bipolar disorder asks experts if she has this condition and should seek treatment... Read more »
Spanish researchers say the changing moods many mothers experience after giving birth have no influence on the course or prognosis of bipolar... Read more »
One parent wants to know if her child's mood swings and aggression could be caused by ADHD medication. In this article from CNN, psychiatrist Dr.... Read more »
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Mood swings, often a symptom of menopause, are extreme and rapid changes in your emotional state. You can be happy one minute and angry the next or... Read more »
Time may heal some of the symptoms associated with menopause, including mood swings and headaches. Researchers followed 404, 35- to 47-year-old women... Read more »
Be Active! It is important for your health to get moving for at least 30 minutes 5 days a week. No need to worry about always having an intense workout - you don't even have to do all 30 minutes at once. Walking, jumping jacks and gardening...
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