When your menstrual cycle takes over half your life
PMDD is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome affecting 3–8% of women. Our specialists take your symptoms seriously and offer modern treatment.

When is it more than 'just PMS'?
The difference between PMS and PMDD is severity and how symptoms affect your life. These signs warrant assessment.
Premenstrual syndrome covers troublesome physical and psychological symptoms that appear regularly in the second half of the cycle (the luteal phase). PMS (premenstrual syndrome) is the mild form and affects up to 75% of all women, while the more severe form, PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder), affects 3–8%. The cause is related to fluctuating hormones.
Good help is available — you should not have to suffer every month.
How we assess PMS and PMDD
Step 01
Symptom diary
You keep a diary over two cycles — this is the key to an accurate diagnosis.
Step 02
Consultation
We go through the diary and your overall life situation together.
Step 03
Diagnosis
PMS, PMDD or another condition — we explain what the patterns mean.
Step 04
Treatment
SSRIs, hormonal treatment, lifestyle changes or a combination — based on your symptoms.
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