Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Treatment in Dubai & Abu Dhabi

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) treatment is essential for women experiencing physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms before their menstrual cycle. Symptoms like mood swings, bloating, fatigue, and irritability can disrupt your daily life, so managing PMS properly is crucial.

At Dr Batra’s® UAE, we offer a safe and natural approach to treating PMS symptoms. Our homeopathic treatments are designed to balance hormonal fluctuations, reduce discomfort, and improve overall well-being without side effects.

Book a consultation today and take control of your PMS symptoms naturally!

Why Choose Dr Batra’s® Clinics for PMS Treatment?

Trusted Expertise in Homeopathy

Dr Batra’s® has been a pioneer in homeopathic healthcare for over 40 years. Our experienced doctors have successfully treated thousands of women struggling with hormonal imbalances, mood swings, and other PMS symptoms, offering long-term relief naturally.

Personalised Treatment Plans

We understand that every woman’s body is unique. Our customised homeopathy-based PMS treatment ensures that your treatment plan is tailored to your specific symptoms, hormonal levels, and lifestyle needs.

Natural & Safe Approach

Unlike conventional medications that may cause side effects, our homeopathic treatments are gentle, safe, and free from harmful chemicals. They work by restoring your body’s hormonal balance and relieving discomfort without resorting to painkillers or synthetic hormones.

Holistic Healing from Within

Our treatment focuses on correcting internal imbalances, helping to reduce mood swings, cramps, bloating, and fatigue. By improving your overall well-being, we not only relieve PMS symptoms but also support long-term hormonal health. Take control of your health today! Book a consultation with Dr Batra’s® and experience safe, natural relief from PMS.

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Reviews of Dr Batra’s® PMS Treatment in Dubai & Abu Dhabi

For years, I’ve been struggling with PMS, and every month it felt like my body was fighting against me. The bloating, painful cramps, and constant irritability made it difficult to even leave the house. I didn’t want to depend on medications anymore, so I decided to try something more natural. That’s when I found Dr Batra's® Clinic. The doctors there were wonderful. They took the time to understand my symptoms and designed a homeopathy treatment plan tailored to me. After just a few cycles, I began noticing significant changes. My cramps were lighter, the mood swings were manageable, and I felt so much more balanced. It’s such a relief to find a solution that actually works, and I’m so grateful to Dr Batra's® Clinic for giving me my life back.

- Selma

I’ve had PMS for as long as I can remember, and every month it was the same – terrible cramps, bloating, fatigue, and emotional swings. It was so frustrating because no matter what I tried, the pain never went away. I was referred to Dr Batra's® Clinic, and I’m so thankful I went. They introduced me to homeopathy treatment, and I was amazed at how personalized the care was. The doctor spent time really understanding my cycle and symptoms. After starting the treatment, I felt a huge difference. My cramps were much less intense, I felt less fatigued, and the emotional rollercoaster wasn’t nearly as bad. I can now go through my cycle without feeling like I’m at war with my body. Dr Batra's® Clinic made all the difference!

- Hana

For the past few years, PMS had completely taken over my life. I would dread the days leading up to my period because of the severe cramps, bloating, and extreme mood swings. I wanted to find something natural that would help, so I visited Dr Batra's® Clinic. I’m so glad I did. The doctors were incredibly knowledgeable and kind. They recommended a homeopathy treatment that worked wonders for me. Over time, my PMS symptoms became much easier to manage. The cramps became less severe, my mood swings stabilized, and I didn’t feel the intense bloating that used to affect me so much. I feel like I’ve gained control over my body again, and I’m so thankful to Dr Batra's® Clinic for this amazing change.

- Amina

PMS had been a monthly struggle for me. The fatigue and bloating made it hard to focus on anything, and the emotional shifts would leave me feeling overwhelmed. After hearing about Dr Batra's® Clinic, I decided to give their homeopathy treatment a try, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The doctors at Dr Batra's® Clinic took a thorough approach to my treatment. They really listened to all my symptoms and designed a plan that was specifically for me. After starting the treatment, I began noticing positive changes. My PMS symptoms were less intense, and I felt more like myself during my cycle. I am beyond thankful to Dr Batra's® Clinic for providing me with such a gentle, yet effective, solution.

- Nawal

For years, PMS affected my life in ways I never imagined. The emotional swings, physical discomfort, and exhaustion were something I simply had to endure. But when I came across Dr Batra's® Clinic, I decided it was time to try something different. The doctors at the clinic were patient and thorough, taking the time to understand every aspect of my condition. They suggested a homeopathy treatment that focused on my specific needs, and the results were amazing. My PMS symptoms are now under control, and I no longer experience the debilitating cramps or mood swings that once ruled my life. I can’t thank Dr Batra's® Clinic enough for the incredible difference they’ve made in my well-being.

- Laila

Our PMS Treatment Process

Step 1: Personalised Consultation

Our doctors conduct a detailed assessment of your symptoms, menstrual cycle, lifestyle, and hormonal health to identify the root cause of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) before recommending a treatment plan.

Step 2: Homeopathic Treatment

We prescribe natural homeopathic remedies that help regulate hormonal balance, reduce mood swings, and ease discomfort without synthetic hormones or painkillers.

Step 3: Holistic Lifestyle Guidance

Our doctors provide dietary and lifestyle recommendations to support hormonal health, including nutritional guidance, stress management techniques, and natural ways to alleviate PMS symptoms.

Step 4: Progress Monitoring

We track your symptoms and overall well-being, making necessary adjustments to your treatment plan for optimal relief and long-term menstrual health.

What is PMS?

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a combination of physical and emotional symptoms that many women experience before their menstrual period. These symptoms typically occur one to two weeks before menstruation and usually go away once the period starts.

Common symptoms include mood swings, tender breasts, food cravings, fatigue, irritability, and depression. While most women experience mild symptoms, some may have severe symptoms that interfere with daily activities.

PMS Symptoms

PMS symptoms can range from mild to severe and may vary from one cycle to another. These symptoms usually fall into two main categories:

Emotional Symptoms:

Feeling anxious, tense, or easily irritated
Frequent mood swings
Sudden feelings of sadness or crying spells
Difficulty concentrating or feeling mentally foggy
Trouble falling asleep or excessive sleepiness

Physical Symptoms:

Bloating and fluid retention
Breast tenderness or swelling
Headaches and muscle aches
Feeling more tired than usual
Digestive issues like constipation or diarrhea
Acne breakouts

Some women may experience only a few of these symptoms, while others may have a combination of both emotional and physical discomfort.

PMS Causes

The exact cause of PMS is unknown, but several factors may contribute to the condition:

Fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone during the menstrual cycle can trigger PMS symptoms.

Variations in serotonin, a brain chemical that regulates mood, may play a role in PMS symptoms.

Some women with severe PMS have undiagnosed depression, though depression alone does not cause all PMS symptoms.

Risk Factors of PMS

PMS is most common in women in their late 20s to early 40s.

If you have a history of depression, postpartum depression, or mood disorders, it can potentially increase the risk of PMS.

High stress levels, lack of physical activity, and poor diet that is high on salt, caffeine, sugar or alcohol may also contribute to experiencing the symptoms of PMS.

Potential Complications Caused by PMS

PMS is manageable for most women, but in some cases, it can severely affect daily life.

For example, women with PMS may experience intense mood swings, which may even lead to difficulties in personal relationships and at work.

In some extreme cases of PMS, some women may experience symptoms such as depression, severe irritability, anxiety, excessive self-criticism, and higher than usual number of conflicts with family, friends and co-workers. These could be cases of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD).

PMS can also amplify conditions like migraines, depression, or anxiety for women who might already be experiencing them. More than 50% women report an increase in the intensity and frequency of migraine during PMS, as compared to migraine episodes occurring during any other times of the month. It is experienced either before or at the start of menstrual periods.

Many other chronic conditions, such as epilepsy, may worsen during PMS. Asthma attacks also often increase or worsen during PMS.

When to See a Doctor for PMS

You should consider seeking medical advice if PMS disrupts your daily life and making it difficult for you to focus on your work or maintain your relationships with your friends and family.

Another indication that it is time to see a doctor is if you are experiencing severe mood swings, intense sadness, or anxiety before your periods.

If you are struggling with PMS, you can book an appointment at Dr Batra’s®, where our doctors will examine your medical history, and recommend a personalised safe and natural homeopathic treatment plan that is both natural and safe to help you manage your symptoms and treat your condition without the risk of side effects.

Premenstrual Syndrome Diagnosis

There is no laboratory test required to diagnose PMS. A proper record history of the symptoms and observation of their recurrence every month before periods as well as the relief after periods are all good indicators of PMS.

Frequently Asked Questions about PMS

How do I know if I have PMS?

You will start experiencing PMS symptoms usually five to seven days before your menstrual period. The most common symptoms include mood swings, tender breasts, depression, food cravings, bloating, feeling tired, irritability and fatigue. If you have any of these symptoms, if they happen during the week before your period starts and go away when your period arrives, or a few days later, you may have PMS.

As there are so many possible symptoms of PMS, it is a good idea to keep track of them. Remember to note if the symptoms are mild, moderate or severe. Use a period and symptom tracker for two to three months and bring it to your doctor’s attention. A record of your symptoms can help our healthcare providers figure out the best treatment choices for you.

Does PMS decrease with menopause?

PMS symptoms usually cease when women are post-menopausal, typically one or two years after the final menstrual period. This is because the hormonal fluctuations that trigger the symptoms eventually settle down completely.

Can PMS be treated?

If PMS symptoms begin to interfere with your life, you should get yourself checked by our doctors as early as possible. The duration of treatment would entirely depend on the severity of your symptoms. However, PMS is certainly treatable and you can be relieved of all your symptoms with our treatment.

If I am suffering from other medical conditions, can PMS make my symptoms worse?

In addition to depression and anxiety, symptoms of other disorders can get worse right before your period due to PMS. Examples include migraine, asthma and allergies.

Someone told me that regular caffeine might cause PMS. Is this true?

High caffeine consumption has been associated with an increased incidence of PMS. It may make breast tenderness worse for some women. It is better to limit the consumption of caffeine.

Is it possible to ignore PMS? Or will this adversely affect my health?

It is not advisable to ignore PMS; in fact, you won’t be able to ignore it, as the symptoms will leave you tired, weak and lethargic all day long. You may not feel like working, and your intellect, creativity, and skills may lack vigour. This may lead to decreased productivity and may also compromise your family life. Do not ignore those pains and get yourself treated as early as possible.

Is PMS the same as your period?.

Some people seem to confuse it with the state of actually experiencing a period, when in reality, it refers to the time before the actual period. PMS symptoms start 5 to 11 days before menstruation and typically go away once menstruation begins.

Does PMS just mean bad mood?

That is not true. Symptoms of PMS vary in type, intensity and duration from patient to patient. Apart from bad moods, one may also suffer physical (weight gain, bloated feeling, breast tenderness, fatigue, acne, etc.) and mental (irritability, aggression, crying spells) symptoms.

We understand you.

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Treatment in Dubai & Abu Dhabi