Premenstrual dysphoria can cause intense emotional and physical symptoms that significantly disrupt daily life in the lead-up to menstruation. When symptoms are severe, they can affect relationships, work, and mental health.
If conventional treatments have not provided sufficient relief, a regulated medical cannabis assessment may be considered.
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PMDD is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome characterised by mood changes, anxiety, irritability, low mood, fatigue, and physical discomfort.
Treatment may include antidepressants, hormonal therapies, and lifestyle interventions. Many people continue to experience distressing symptoms despite these options.
Living with PMDD often means navigating monthly cycles of disruption.
Medical cannabis may be considered where PMDD symptoms remain severe despite standard treatment.
Some patients report improvements in mood stability, sleep, or physical discomfort. Individual assessment is essential to ensure safe and appropriate care.