Which PMS sufferers are most likely to benefit from an SSRI?

October 1997

Which PMS sufferers are most likely to benefit from an SSRI?

Up to 5% of menstruating women have a severe form of PMS called premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).

These women have both physical and psychological symptoms.

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Women's Health Which PMS sufferers are most likely to benefit from an SSRI?
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Depression when patients don't respond fully to their antidepressant
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