Can PMS affect middle-aged women differently?

PMS is not necessarily static throughout life, meaning that it can change with little notice. In this video, HealthMaker Louann Brizendine, MD, a neuropsychiatrist at UCSF Medical Center, describes these alterations and why they sometimes happen.

Painful cramps, bouts of irritability or sadness, sleep issues—sometimes it's more than PMS.

You should come in even when you have your period and be prepared to ask any questions you may have about your health.

If you are living with nasal polyps, answering these questions may help you better understand your experience.

Sticking with your treatment plan is crucial to managing diabetes. Here’s how to maintain your routine.

Losing weight may help some people better manage migraine, and also improve other areas of overall health.