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Can teen girls get premenstrual dysphoric disorder? What r the symptoms?

Answer 1

Since the disorder involves the menstrual cycle, it does not occur in children, after menopause or during pregnancy. It can, however, occur in a woman who has had a hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus or womb) if the ovaries have not also been removed. The usual age of onset is late teens through mid-thirties.
At least 5 are required to make the diagnosis, including at least one of the first four.*

Very depressed mood, feeling hopeless
Marked anxiety, tension, edginess
Sudden mood shifts (crying easily, extreme sensitivity)
Persistent, marked irritability, anger, increased conflicts
Loss of interest in usual activities (work, school, socializing, etc.)
Difficulty concentrating and staying focused
Fatigue, tiredness, loss of energy
Marked appetite change, overeating, food cravings
Insomnia (difficulty sleeping) or sleeping too much
Feeling out of control or overwhelmed
Physical symptoms such as weight gain, bloating, breast tenderness or swelling, headache, and muscle or joint aches and pains