Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Should You Use Anti-Depressants for PMS?
At a GYN meeting at Univ. of
California at SF, Dr. Ellen Haller recommended calcium supplements for PMS, and
anti-depressants if the natural approach does not work. First of all, you want to include a healthy
dose of magnesium and probiotics along with calcium. Sometimes bio-identical hormonal replacement
of natural progesterone is needed.
Homeopathic PMS drops can be very effective. Anti-depressants are rarely needed to get
good results.
See Family Practice News, January, 2014, p. 34-35.
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