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[Zajamelia]

I feel depressed when I’m on my period and I just wanted to know if anyone else does and if it’s normal.

[WolfGirl]

I do too! I hope it normal, it’s terrible, it gets so bad I’ve tried to kill myself and cut myself.

[Zajamelia]

I do too! I hope it normal, it’s terrible, it gets so bad I’ve tried to kill myself and cut myself.

Oh my. Are you usually suicidal or does it only happen when you’re on your period?

[WolfGirl]

I do too! I hope it normal, it’s terrible, it gets so bad I’ve tried to kill myself and cut myself.

Oh my. Are you usually suicidal or does it only happen when you’re on your period?

Only on my period.

[Darken12]

I’m just depressed in general, so.

[Zajamelia]

I do too! I hope it normal, it’s terrible, it gets so bad I’ve tried to kill myself and cut myself.

Oh my. Are you usually suicidal or does it only happen when you’re on your period?

Only on my period.

Oh, so does anyone know if this is normal?!!

[MaryKay]

Ummm I’ve heard people have mood swings on their periods. No one should feel suicidal, and honestly if you do, it’s because you’re suicidal, and you need help.

[Zajamelia]

Ummm I’ve heard people have mood swings on their periods. No one should feel suicidal, and honestly if you do, it’s because you’re suicidal, and you need help.

Oof but she only feels suicidal during her period.

[MaryKay]

Doesn’t matter

[WolfGirl]

I’ve never gone so far as to trying to commit suicide, I’ve just thought of spraying chemicals into my mouth multiple times...I talk to my friend about it and she calms me down.

[MaryKay]

That’s still a problem, WolfGirl.

[Periodstuff]

Mood swings relating to your period usually happen the week before rather than while on your period. Anyway it’s called PMS here are some symptoms...

“PMS differs from one woman to the next. The wide range of PMS symptoms can include:

abdominal bloating
acne
anxiety
clumsiness
confusion
depression and lowered mood, which may include suicidal thoughts
difficulties in concentration, memory lapses
digestive upsets, including constipation and diarrhoea
drop in self-esteem and confidence leading to social isolation
drop in sexual desire, or (occasionally) an increase
feelings of loneliness and paranoia
fluid retention
food cravings
headache and migraine
hot flushes or sweats
increased appetite
increased sensitivity to sounds, light and touch
irritability, including angry outbursts
mood swings, weepiness
sleep changes, including insomnia or excessive sleepiness
swollen and tender breasts.

There is treatment for it such as going on the pill. I would read up on it and try to do something about it. Feeling suicidal once a month isn’t great.

Here is a link

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/premenstrual-syndrome-pms

[Zajamelia]

Mood swings relating to your period usually happen the week before rather than while on your period. Anyway it’s called PMS here are some symptoms...

“PMS differs from one woman to the next. The wide range of PMS symptoms can include:

abdominal bloating
acne
anxiety
clumsiness
confusion
depression and lowered mood, which may include suicidal thoughts
difficulties in concentration, memory lapses
digestive upsets, including constipation and diarrhoea
drop in self-esteem and confidence leading to social isolation
drop in sexual desire, or (occasionally) an increase
feelings of loneliness and paranoia
fluid retention
food cravings
headache and migraine
hot flushes or sweats
increased appetite
increased sensitivity to sounds, light and touch
irritability, including angry outbursts
mood swings, weepiness
sleep changes, including insomnia or excessive sleepiness
swollen and tender breasts.

There is treatment for it such as going on the pill. I would read up on it and try to do something about it. Feeling suicidal once a month isn’t great.

Here is a link

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/premenstrual-syndrome-pms

So should I be worried if I feel depressed during my period?

[WolfGirl]

Mood swings relating to your period usually happen the week before rather than while on your period. Anyway it’s called PMS here are some symptoms...

“PMS differs from one woman to the next. The wide range of PMS symptoms can include:

abdominal bloating
acne
anxiety
clumsiness
confusion
depression and lowered mood, which may include suicidal thoughts
difficulties in concentration, memory lapses
digestive upsets, including constipation and diarrhoea
drop in self-esteem and confidence leading to social isolation
drop in sexual desire, or (occasionally) an increase
feelings of loneliness and paranoia
fluid retention
food cravings
headache and migraine
hot flushes or sweats
increased appetite
increased sensitivity to sounds, light and touch
irritability, including angry outbursts
mood swings, weepiness
sleep changes, including insomnia or excessive sleepiness
swollen and tender breasts.

There is treatment for it such as going on the pill. I would read up on it and try to do something about it. Feeling suicidal once a month isn’t great.

Here is a link

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/premenstrual-syndrome-pms

So should I be worried if I feel depressed during my period?

I think what everyone is saying to you and me is, yes, you should be worried and get some help. Which, no offense to anyone, but it’s weird because I usually have pms during my periods. The only time I’ve had it before is like one day before.

[Zajamelia]

Mood swings relating to your period usually happen the week before rather than while on your period. Anyway it’s called PMS here are some symptoms...

“PMS differs from one woman to the next. The wide range of PMS symptoms can include:

abdominal bloating
acne
anxiety
clumsiness
confusion
depression and lowered mood, which may include suicidal thoughts
difficulties in concentration, memory lapses
digestive upsets, including constipation and diarrhoea
drop in self-esteem and confidence leading to social isolation
drop in sexual desire, or (occasionally) an increase
feelings of loneliness and paranoia
fluid retention
food cravings
headache and migraine
hot flushes or sweats
increased appetite
increased sensitivity to sounds, light and touch
irritability, including angry outbursts
mood swings, weepiness
sleep changes, including insomnia or excessive sleepiness
swollen and tender breasts.

There is treatment for it such as going on the pill. I would read up on it and try to do something about it. Feeling suicidal once a month isn’t great.

Here is a link

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/premenstrual-syndrome-pms

So should I be worried if I feel depressed during my period?

I think what everyone is saying to you and me is, yes, you should be worried and get some help. Which, no offense to anyone, but it’s weird because I usually have pms during my periods. The only time I’ve had it before is like one day before.

But isn’t it like caused by hormones or whatever. I think it’s just the hormones so I won’t get help.