Featured
Treat PMS
Sugar Editorial Picks
What's the Deal With: Yaz Birth Control
I'm sure you all can relate to the annoying and uncomfortable symptoms of PMS - it's just part of being a woman. For most women, PMS is manageable, but if you're having symptoms that are so severe that they affect your daily activities, your work, or your relationships, then your PMS may actually be PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder). Symptoms of PMDD include sadness and crying, feeling nervous or anxious, strong cravings for certain foods, breast tenderness, headaches, joint or muscle pain, bloating, and trouble sleeping.
Other Search Results
PMS - Why Do My Boobs Hurt?
PMS is a party and a half, isn't it ladies? We break out, have crazy mood swings, crave sweet and salty treats, become exhausted, get major menstrual cramps, have headaches and backaches, and one of my personal favorites - get bloated.
Some women experience sore breasts too, but why is that?
The How-To Lounge: Combating a Case of the Uglies
All women get PMS, but it affects every woman differently. If you suffer from cramps or headaches, luckily for you there is a plethora of over the counter medication at your fingertips to cure those symptoms, but what if you suffer from the worst PMS symptom out there -- the uglies? Well, here are some tips to help combat feeling just icky right before, or during your period.
Is he the one?
I have been with my boyfriend for the past 2 years. I love him very much. However, our relationship is not "perfect".
More on TresSugar
Fall Award Season
Top Brands
Rosato
Tomster
Lola Rose