premenstrual syndrome

Who is at Risk for PMS?

PMS can affect women of any reproductive age, though it is most common in women in their late 20s to early 40s. Risk factors include a family history of PMS, high-stress levels, and underlying psychiatric conditions such as depression or anxiety.

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