Headaches are a typical feature of PMS. PMS headaches can range form a dull annoying ache, to sharp pains that require medication and at least an hour in a darkened room with a damp cloth to the forehead. PMS headaches can strike at any time during the final two weeks of the menstrual cycle. Headaches during PMS are associated with a variety of other symptoms that distinguish them from a typical menstrual headache. Oh yes, you're not only likely to suffer headaches during your period, but PMS lets you practice with warm-up headaches first! PMS headaches usually occur in tandem with other PMS symptoms such as fatigue, joint pain, decreased urination, constipation and lack of coordination. An increase in appetite and a craving for chocolate, salt, or alcohol is also common.

If you have the Symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)--Headache, we would say herbal medicine is a safe and effective form of treatment. At TCM Window, we offer relaxing treatments and expert guidance through the whole process. We specialize in different kinds of chronic and difficult miscellaneous diseases, we offer the best possible care in a peaceful and welcoming environment. If you would want our expert to create a TCM diagnosis, please fill out the health form as requested.