Jasmiel for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder User Reviews
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"To start off, everyone’s body is different, so your experience will be different than mine. I just wanted to share this in case someone has the same reaction I did. I decided to try Jasmiel to attempt to treat my PMDD, even after reading countless negative reviews. I only took this medication for three days and could not continue. The first night I took it, I woke up the next morning feeling slightly nauseous and developed a rash of hives on both of my sides over the course of the day. I assumed the nausea was from the pill and the rash was separate. The hives eventually spread all over my whole body after taking it the second night, and it had to be the most painful, itchy thing I have ever experienced. I was also vomiting and running a fever, and my lips were horribly swollen. I thought I had an allergic reaction to something, but I decided not to take it the next night just in case, and no vomiting or swelling the next day, and my rash was almost gone. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend."