This twelve-page freshman paper discusses the problem of Premenstrual Syndrome, a condition that 40 percent of American women encounter a week or two before their menstrual cycle begins. While many people are of the view that PMS could be a real medical condition, psychologists maintain that PMS could only be a convenient term being used to associate with negative feelings that some women experience as hormonal level in their body changes. But the problem itself is a psychological condition, which triggers deep-rooted depression, and underlying stress as production of estrogen decreases and a woman suddenly starts feeling incapable to handle day-to-day problems at work and home. 12 pgs. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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