Question/ a little tmi

[bestmom72106]

 I am 26, I will be 27 next month and over the last year or so I have notices that my period symptoms have changed. It went from just mood swings and fatigue to not so much mood swings, still have fatigue, my breast swell up and are very tender, I eat a lot also. It is like I am always eatting. I was just wondering if this is nomarl to have PMS symptoms change over the years and the older you get. I already have a docotor appointment to talk to my doctor about it, but I thought I would ask you ladies first. Thank  you

[Janet]

 Yes, it can change over the years. It did for me a couple of times. Doctor said it was normal.

[midjet117]

yea it can happen. After my twins were born, i would get pregnancy symptoms. (sore breasts& nausia) since ive had my youngest, that really doesnt happen any more

[goddess99]

I guess mine has changed over the years too.

[LindaClement]

Yes, it is normal. No, your doctor will not likely have anything for you... they don't really deal with the moderate swings of 'normal' in a healthy body.

You might find that drinking more water and less caffiene and sugar throughout the month helps ease your symptoms. Anything that stresses your liver will make your hormone fluctuations harder on your body.

[splatz]

Bump!

[justme91755]

mine changed after the birth of each child. Since you are going to your doctor I am sure you will tell them about this and verify with them whether it is normal. Good luck

[MistressMinerva]

Yes it does change over the years.

[Pammi86]

I would think its normal! It's so unpredictable as is, at least for me, so I'm never shocked by new issues relating to it.

[jltplk25]

Yep it changes. :-)

[strungoutmom]

 I am 46 and have seen mine change threw out my years.  I find it does more the older I get.