Unfortunately, I think that changing pills might be the right thing to do. It's possible that your metabolism has changed enough that now it's the Cerazette that's making you feel PMSy and unhappy.
However, I would suggest getting your B-complex vitamins -- B12 especially, I think -- checked, to see if you have a deficiency. Sometimes normal PMS can be fixed, slowly, with extra B-vitamins. If your all-the-time "PMS" is due to your body not having enough of a certain vitamin (and I think HBC is known to potentially mess with the B vitamins a little; will re-dig up the .gov citations if requested), then replacing them might help.
While you're getting blood drawn, a ferritin test might not be out of the question, and my pet hobby-horse is keeping an eye on one's thyroid every few years. O:>
Good luck, and I hope that you can get a good solution!
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Date: 2011-05-17 04:24 pm (UTC)However, I would suggest getting your B-complex vitamins -- B12 especially, I think -- checked, to see if you have a deficiency. Sometimes normal PMS can be fixed, slowly, with extra B-vitamins. If your all-the-time "PMS" is due to your body not having enough of a certain vitamin (and I think HBC is known to potentially mess with the B vitamins a little; will re-dig up the .gov citations if requested), then replacing them might help.
While you're getting blood drawn, a ferritin test might not be out of the question, and my pet hobby-horse is keeping an eye on one's thyroid every few years. O:>
Good luck, and I hope that you can get a good solution!