What PMS Is Really Like || Mayim Bialik

[@tomtom21194]

This is definitely not fun with flags

[@JudithBisson]

tomtom21194 lmao, sure isn’t.

[@theoriginallacey]

😂😂😂

[@shotgunblast28]

tomtom21194 lol!!

[@jackielinde7568]

It could be. I'm sure there is a ship signal flag that could be used by a woman to signal the distress they're in. And if their SO is smart, they'll have hot coco and a hot water bottle ready when they see those flags.

[@Undesirablekishan]

lol

[@fernandadealencar1158]

Quoting another sitcom character, Rachel Green, to all the boys who say we are just whining about PMS: “No uterus, no opinion” .

[@chuzzlesthegreat7784]

Yes!!

[@MK-rr7cg]

Freedom of Speech

[@Ermac97]

Sure, that's how people felt decades ago; "No penis, no voting rights!" Look what happened with that.

[@pepitaunderthesun4763]

It was about Braxton Hicks.

[@AquaCarb]

To all the girls who whine because guys like to choke the chicken every so often....No penis..no opinion.

[@cjlay2081]

I have 7 sisters and 5 daughters. PMS IS REAL

[@thebatridesagain]

I'm feel for you, as woman can sync their periods. Tough break.

[@lizzyreeves6101]

God bless you

[@SamanthaVoce]

You live in pms!

[@kateNwilson]

May God be with you

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

your responses are just too funny ... "May God be with you" 🤣🤣🤣 I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣 ... it's so true ..... but still funny

[@willowwillis154]

I have never had so much enjoyment listening to someone talk about PMS. Mayim, you are hilarious and I love it!

[@laughloveshop2618]

"DON'T COME BACK! EVER! Take the trash out while you're walking out." I'm laugh-crying so hard right now!

[@TAPPERWIJN2]

I am a guy and you have taught me a lot today. Thanks Mayim.

[@hellostranger9742]

"Mother nature is hilarious, she likes changing it up" hahaha, too real!

[@shellybear627]

Your cat gave me a heart attack with that lamp.

[@michellecavalcante5883]

"I know, it's sexy talk time." (porn groove music) That is why I love this channel 😂

[@michellestreater3296]

I love her videos

[@aidancommins3851]

i laughed so hard!!!

[@baldbeauty303]

Ikr! Damn near spit my coffee out laughing!

[@chuzzlesthegreat7784]

I thought I was laughing then, but "yes, it just got sexier" made me crack up even more xD

[@hifromthestudio]

I literally get so sad and almost in a depressed mood before my period. I cry, get angry, scream, yell. I will just start hating myself and my life and everything going on. But then I realize oh wait you’re PMSing and I realize how crazy I am being. So yes, PMS is real 😂

[@suedoriasue3400]

I feel so sorry for you. Must be very tough.

[@Trageberaterin]

Same. 😠

[@ninonazghaidze7687]

exactly!

[@t.a.yeah.]

PDMS?

[@Trailer_Trash_Barbie]

Me too!! It's been the worst week! I hate being a woman sometimes!

[@rabbit__]

As someone who's PMS was so bad that it would consistently depressed and suicidal, it's always nice to see someone explain PMS properly

[@salgemma2766]

Just got distracted by that adorable cat

[@triciag3311]

Ha ha me too. I thought sure he was gonna take out that lamp

[@cherengland3905]

Me too I had to watch it a second time because I wasn't paying attention to Mayim lol.

[@polly9429]

Só cute!🥰😍❤️

[@AusticHardOfHearingSinger]

Your humour in between your info is awesome. :)

[@loisismygramma4258]

Exercise totally helps. Ironic since the last thing you want to do is move. As someone who suffers from severe cramps and whiplash inducing mood swings a really intense walk not only relaxes my core, it clears my mind and has brought me back to a balanced state of mind more than once! So glad you made a point to talk about it.

[@cookienibz2578]

So true. If my heating pad doesn't work, I make myself walk on my treadmill (usually in middle of the night for me). It's the LAST thing you want to do! If you can force yourself to do it though, it's rids you of horrible pain within like 5 minutes, for me at least.

[@thepeopleslast2579]

I can't even walk on mine ;~; like my legs give out from under me from the pain

[@margaretmodrovsky1350]

You are so commical. Love ya. I'm 73 now but had a rough time during my mensus years. Could have used your vlogs then. I got through it though, this too shall pass. Thanks for YOU.

[@Liora.y]

I love you MAYIM!! 💖

[@Labyriiiinth]

This video is very informative and has an exact amount of humor. (and relatable!) I love your videos so much!

[@sue7284]

😔I should have been more sensitive to the PMS for my daughters in the past! ☺️since I’ve learned it now, I will be more sensitive to their emotions! I’m still grateful to learn it at my menopause stage. So I will change my behavior. Thanks to my children who have a big heart!🙏

[@ELS1221]

My husband and I are trying to get pregnant. So it’s extra emotional around that time of month. There are a lot of tears when my period shows up. Toss on all the wonderful extras (like cramps, mood swings, cystic acne, and migraines) and I can honestly say that the universe is cruel, and I feel justified in eating an entire bag of crunchy Cheetos.

[@thejoycatcher8189]

Erin Denardo So exciting! Best wishes! And have fun practicing! 👍🏻😉

[@oliverxhmll]

Erin Denardo honestly eating crap might be why you aren't getting pregnant

[@inmyworldkindagirl]

The stress and pressure may contribute to not getting pregnant. I've talked to a lot of women who've said that when they stopped 'trying' and just had fun having sex with their partner, that that was when they finally got pregnant. You can also ask your doctor to run some tests for you both to see if there isn't another underlying condition contributing to infertility. Also, don't give up! For lots of people, it takes months and sometimes years to get pregnant! Point is, if it happens, it happens, but just have fun doing it and take care of your body and your mind; it can only help

[@dianethornhill3651]

Erin Denardo what the other person said about relaxing and having fun. My hubby and I tried for 3 years with the temperature taking, etc. We just gave up and were thinking about adoption and about 6 months later, boom! We were pregnant! I’ve been there, it’s hard not to let it consume your life and relationship. Hang in there. Hugs.

[@wrathofthehedgehog4951]

Sv Vr: News Flash - if you aren't a fertility expert don't try to explain troubles conceiving to someone who is experiencing it. Original Poster knows about healthy eating and stress factors and is dealing with it how they can. Your comments don't help and can make the person feel worse. Fertility is a complex thing and occasional junk food is not going to affect it (with the exception of someone who is diabetic). Stress isn't as much a factor as the world thinks unless you already have another factor contributing to it. Please be kinder in the future.

[@nikireppa6939]

I've been awake since 3AM today because my period decided to surprise me. :') Thank you so much for this video, I watched it while cuddling with my heating pad, laughing and crying the whole time and it made me feel so much better :D

[@shahidabashir899]

I feel like I just read poetry that explains my heart ache. No one understood me so well before, Mayim.

[@bluebutterfly105m]

Am PMS'ing and eating crappy food while watching this 😂 #timing

[@chronicallyclaire2279]

Oh my gosh me too!!! 😂😂😂 Hey cycle sister!!

[@Readera]

Me too!

[@chronicallyclaire2279]

🎶Hey sista, oh sista, let me hear that flo sista! 🎶🎤

[@nicolearntz7809]

bluebutterfly105m same-zies!!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@marielatapia4801]

Same heeeeere

[@rea8585]

PMS is a blessing for women, it is the one time in the month when we are not afraid to say what we think and we see the world around ourselves clearly. We are good at organizing and evaluating our work properly with no pink glasses on. Of course, if you never express your feelings and just keep everything inside of you, well, PMS is the time when everything explodes. Taking better care of ourselves during the whole month is the key. And also giving yourself a permission to not feel your best. We don't have to be dying to take an hour to ourselves!

[@SamanthaVoce]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 So true!!!!

[@heytherehellothere974]

Quick Fix - Thought Provoking Videos actually SOME women get them twice a month!

[@noodlkakbleach7473]

A blessing? No, I don’t think so.

[@AnnieONeill]

I become overly sensitive, achy, psychotic. It sucks. I also become clumsier (shouldn't be possible,) forgetful and horny, while hating everyone.

[@artboxfashion4042]

If you have anxiety it's ten times worse. Add to that monthly migraine, horrendous fibroid cramps and peeing all the time, plus the salt and chocolate cravings, I promise you will feel crazy and take everyone down with you.

[@ioanamadalinaganescu4585]

I feel like crying because I relate so much. Honestly, nobody has been able to describe what PMS feels like better than this video does. Everyone should watch this. Thanks Mayim.

[@neighborhood_swatch6907]

Almost 10 minutes of Mayim. What did we do to deserve this ❤

[@BrightestBlessings7899]

As a Mom with PMS, I will chime to let you know, I was secretly thrilled when health organizations began explaining what it was. I no longer felt crazy...just exhausted and crampy and very angry

[@auntmanda6157]

I have PCOS so my periods are really irregular. I use my emotional state to tell when it’s coming actually.

[@ivyblack8145]

While I dont have PCOS my periods are also super irregular. My tell is usually my boobs get super tender. It's just a waiting game after that starts.

[@kdelka81]

@@theMaraudersrock Have your doctors ever discussed if Metformin may be an option for you?

[@kdelka81]

@@theMaraudersrock Metformin helps with insulin resistance. So it lowers your insulin levels. I'd at least look into it. I had PCOS for 15 years before even hearing about Metformin. It took me being in nursing school to look into it, ask about it and get on it. I was pretty angry that I could have had a treatment for years, but my doctor always downplayed my irregularity. She didn't even fully believe me when I told her I HAD pcos. I had a cystoscopy and my urologist found the PCOS during the surgery. She looked doubtful as I told her this, so she did an ultrasound and said, oh yeah, it's really bad. 🙄 I was like, no kidding. I've been telling you for 15 years I only get my period 2-4 times a year. I went on it and then got my period every 28 days on the dot. Which is extremely important since I have endometriosis. Cramps are now very minimal , whereas they were severe, vomit inducing cramps before. Metformin has changed lots of things. Huge downside. A very common side effect is intestinal cramping and diarrhea which taking the extended length pill can help. That side effect went away after a while, though. I wouldn't say it's for everyone. But it's at least worth mentioning to a doctor. It's classified as an anti diabetic agent, because of how it works on insulin. So I always have to tell new doctors, no, I don't have diabetes. I take it for PCOS.

[@magalinajarian6756]

I have PCOS and being on the pill has really helped me out. My periods are much less painful and shorter than before and I know when I'm getting my period. I take one that has 3 doses of estrogen and progesterone depending on the week. It's really helped

[@Kimakima1]

Wow I’m a 32 yo woman and had no idea that my migraine which goes along with the PMS almost every month happens to many women and not ONLY ME! 😧 Great video!

[@MessyPaperCrafter]

I love the Clue app. Ever since getting off the pill, it helps me keep track of cycle so it’s not a guessing game. I also love that I can track my moods & know how I’ll be from beginning to end.

[@RD-vo5vq]

Thanks for this! I’m 43 and all of this is way more intense then it was in my 20’s.

[@trishc8390]

Yeah Mother Nature is a riot. Once I got a pedicure while in the danger zone. The usually relaxing event was painful. My feet were overly sensitive and I thought the very nice lady taking care of my feet was judging me and hated me. Ah memories 😝

[@thejoycatcher8189]

Trish C Too funny!! It’s not funny when we’re right in the middle of it, but when we aren’t and we look back on it, it’s hilarious! I cry so easy over good and bad things when I have PMS! Lol

[@ir10031981]

as a male, I get apologetic for my gender. the one thing I fear in a relationship is when a woman gets moody, I feel like less of a person.

[@fidelitycreate]

Mother nature does what needs to be done even if it seems cruel at times; it is for the greater good. As long as the world keeps spinning a women's work is never done

[@CouponStar]

I don’t know why I just almost cried and laughed at this.. oh yes I do.. just days away from my period 😂 But it’s soooo true! I feel for your experience!

[@malanawalus5389]

I just want to apologize a lot for this experience! I feel your pain!

[@TheTiaisamazing]

I've used Clue for YEARS and have been recommending it to anyone with a period, it's a really great app! And even if you don't get the premium version you can still do almost everything! Great video, Mayim!

[@brendapeterson4637]

Thank God I 'am done with my very painful periods due to endometrosis !!! Yay for menopause !! Your soooooo funny Mayim🤣🤣🤣😃🤣

[@anne-charlottecocqueel7085]

Mayim... THANK YOU! I’m PMSing right now and honestly I feel like shit and it’s comforting to have talk about it the way you do ! You’re amazing

[@gelnailsbyjo3801]

"Take the trash out while your walking out" 😂😂😂😂 I love you so much! Your my spirt animal💖💖💖💖💖🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@gracekirk1922]

Great vlog! All the things that you talked about are all so true! I always felt sorry for my family @ this time of year. They had to put up with so much. It stole a good part of my life. My PMS & period , a brutal time of the month. My hubby used to tell our son, “just leave Mom alone.” Nothing helped except a total hysterectomy.

[@lindsey9650]

3:00 - “severe” sometimes even isn’t enough to describe the pain. Curling up in a ball and screaming and crying in pain used to be enough to get through it. But then came the vomiting. Then the fevers. Then the syncope episodes and fainting spells. On time while I was on my period I was in the shower when I started getting really bad cramping and I fully passed out. It was one the scariest things that has ever happened to me, and my poor my and dad we’re terrified. What if I had been at the top of the stairs? What if I had been driving? Now I sometimes have to spend most of my 14 day menstrual cycle in the hospital hooked up to fluids and pain medication. And believe it or not the absolute worst part of it all... there are still people who don’t believe it’s “that bad”. “It’s just a period! Every girl gets them”. I’ve even had doctors belittle me saying things like “I know it’s not fun, but it’s just the way life is!” or “yup that’s good old Mother Nature for you!”. It’s unbelievably frustrating. So please, the next time your friend is a bit moody, or complaining of cramps, just offer your support and give them space. There’s no need for your comments about what you think about my body. (P.S. I’ve used Clue for a few years now and I couldn’t recommend it more. It’s amazing to have a log of every period, with every symptom, and everything else I felt during that cycle. Being able to say “hey did *insert symptom* happen last time I had a period?” and then being able to go back and see is amazing. Thank you Clue, you make that time of the month a little more bearable)

[@breesechick]

Maybe you have endometriosis too? Mine are like that.

[@malanawalus5389]

Dr. Mayim you are *BRILLIANT* and I cannot thank you enough for the content in your channel. It's the right amount of facts with humor sprinkled throughout. It's especially needed when discussing PMS.

[@lizabeth6217]

Sexy talk time was bloody hilarious.

[@positiveecho326]

Liz Abeth pun intended?

[@holylightbulb]

@@positiveecho326 I hope so 😂

[@lizabeth6217]

Absolutely!

[@jackriver8385]

Yes! We should celebrate our cycle instead of fearing it! I read something about the beginning of our cycle (first week after period) is kind of like the waxing moon. It's the best time to start new projects. The middle is like the full moon, we ovulate and our energy is at its peak. Then there's the week before our period, the waning moon, which is the best time to finish any unfinished projects we have lying around. The week of our period, the new moon, is a time to retreat and reflect, the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one. It's a good time to reflect on what you've done the past month, and to decide what you want to work on next cycle.

[@danielafragoso1978]

My boyfriend used to say every time I argued with him "hum, I guess you're with PMS babe". That becomes an excuse for not listening what I was saying... And, that's the time of the month when he sleeps more times on the couch ahaha

[@sillykitty8797]

I pretty much had everything you mentioned starting at 13 and continuing until I was around 50. I am now in menopause and it is WONDERFUL! I love life without cramps, crying jags and all those other things.

[@KatrinvanElten]

I really know what you are talking about!!! I had to take "the pille" from the first time I had my period (medical reasons). When I chanced to not hormonal prevention, I was over 30. And then I met my inner Hulk!! It was mindblowing! I never thought it would be like that. I needed years to learn how to handle "him". My friend told her boyfriend one day: "maybe it is not easy for you, when we see each other during my pms, but imagine: I with myself the whole time! That's not easy for me too!" She is sooooo right!

[@TheatricalLady]

I am currently still breastfeeding my 14 month old baby boy, and haven't got my period back yet, but I still get a LOT of PMS symptoms monthly. Couldn't believe how much this still happens even without my period

[@michaelmcdermott5144]

As a 45 year old straight man who can't remember when he was last single....wow I knew so little. This is a PSA all men need

[@MsMadmax1]

PMS, Cramps and general monthly crankiness are why I'm delighted to have gone through menopause!

[@susieenglish302]

So enjoying the sexiness So 1 week of ovulating 1 week of bleeding and 1 week of PMS - men you have 7 days good luck!!

[@YoungImpression]

I‘m so happy this channel exists

[@alwaysthelight]

I was married for ten years and my wife was always very affectionate during her period and never in a bad mood. Sadly she has since passed away.

[@liishatown6023]

Sorry to hear that

[@thecosmicbug]

She was indeed the perfect woman, I aspire to be more like her. I'm sorry to hear about her passing.

[@Savvy.K]

It must be her good nature! It’s takes a a lot of effort. ❤️ Sad to her about ur loss.

[@Squiggleywiff]

She was a strong woman, I aspire to have that level of composure and control.

[@thejoycatcher8189]

I’m so sorry for your loss! From what you posted, she was an angel on earth too! Wish I could say the same about me! Your wife was a very rare lady.

[@allanmiller6897]

Great delivery of a difficult process for women and men. Hope your career extends big bang. Genuinely lovely lady and grounded.

[@rayray2528]

How do I know, I am gonna get my period....I cry till I fall asleep over nothing.

[@Trailer_Trash_Barbie]

Yes! And I start crying over food and anything! My son and hubs hate it they want too run away when that time comes.

[@deniseremy4547]

As a lady with PCOS, I already use Clue. My menstrual cycle is totally out of whack so I never know when my period is coming or how long it will last. One time I had a period last for a month. No lie. I use Clue mostly to keep a record for my doctor.

[@mysoutherngardeningjourney]

TAKE A MAGNESIUM SUPPLEMENT. 2-3X the recommended daily value. EVERY DAY divided into two doses. Chelated or angstrom, b/c they are the best absorbed and won't freak out your bowels. Watch both your physical and mental symptoms (AND THIS WORKS FOR PERIMENOPAUSE SYMPTOMS, TOO) either completely disappear, or become much easier to live with. Eating healthy will go a long way, too. I'm 48 - take my word for it!!

[@terryestepp2615]

400mg -1400mg is the safe range for magnesium. Minerals, although essential, are all about balance therefore you don't want to megadose with minerals...such as we do with water soluable vitamins like Vitamin C. Magnesium is an electrolyte ...meaning it can carry electrical signals from the brain to heart and to other muscles . Magnesium does so much in the body( including relaxing muscles). It's hard to get enough in the typical diet and it is also easily depleted.

[@ElishaJoelean]

This video came at the perfect time to help explain to my husband why I allowed our 14 year old daughter to miss schooling today due to her severe and debilitating cramps that he really doesn’t have a clue about. Thanks Mayim:)

[@perfectlyimperfect2368]

I have several chronic health issues that on their own are debilitating so when it comes pms and period time, I am in so much pain I wanna die and am more emotionally about my untreatable and incurable health issues then I am any other time. Oh what fun being a woman is sometimes.

[@ameliel8792]

Oh wow that was validating. I wouldn't wish chronic health problems on anyone, but it's good to know I'm not the only one who gets uncontrollably hopeless about life on my period :(

[@fairdragonarte]

I'm sooo there with you. I'm already sick of the constant pain I live with and now other physical crap pops up. Blood pressure out of whack, dizziness, constantly tired, exhausted. When does it end? I'm so damn tired.

[@nia_kayadoe]

Indonesia here.. Thank you soo much for this video. My husband and I frequently have a fight because of PMS. I have to mention, the fight are not during PMS or during my period. Our fight happens when my husband said, "I hope that you can handle your PMS when it about to happen, I hope you can avoid anger if you notice that it's PMS". And you know what, a second he finish talking, I'm not anger... I'm rampage / furious / very I mean VERY angry at him. Back to the video, I already sent him the link, so he can watch it and I hope he understand what I'm going through every month. So, once again thank you. And I love The Big bang Theory with you as Amy :)

[@JedWorthen]

I like the "you still have to call me Dr." That was really funny!

[@EdmundDesigns]

I have PCOS and PMDD and the clue app has been a life saver.

[@말티네지조하리]

I remember when I got PMS, I cried when I called my cat, but he didn't respond even with a single meow😂

[@TheNimfadora]

OMG thank you for talking about this so candidly! I have all of these symptoms!!!! And I feel punished and trapped by them. Going to work and handling meetings is the worst, I am like a zombie! My favourite symptom is when I throw up and poop at the same time and I'm cold and sweaty at the same time also and I'm hungry and feel full simultaneously all in the exact same time!

[@mikhaellevin3353]

I am an afab (assigned female at birth ) transgender person. I am 46 and going through peri-menopause and a gender transition at the same time. My PMS is crazy.. I have cramps. Am I on my moon? Nobody knows. I ca’t use tampons because I just can’t. Even as a teenager I couldn’t and I had no idea why. Turns out it was body dysphoria. Here is a good rule. Whatever gender you are, if you are on your period, you get to eat all the chocolate you want. And you are allowed to whine.

[@NDtee]

I’ve tried about 4 others and I love the Clue app. It is so comprehensive. It covers everything. I’ve been using it for a couple of years now and it’s the best period tracking app that I’ve used.

[@boyk4boyka]

"The winner is PMS!" source: TBBT

[@stacyvelasco6780]

Mayim, Thank you for being you!!! I have enjoyed you from Blossom to Big Bang and can honestly say that from the little that I have learned about you, you are AWESOME! Your humor, the way you speak, and the seemingly ease to be open with many topics thank you from the bottom of my heart. I truly do enjoy your videos!

[@aprilc.3697]

Moaning noises were hilarious 🤣 and it’s very true! I can relate to wanting to either to hide away from the world or screaming at everyone. Usually skipping work isn’t an option. I have a stash of Trader Joe’s 72% dark chocolate 🍫 in my desk. Think it really helps to increase my intake of this during that time of the month. 👍🏻

[@csmithe5863]

I am older than you and I am a retired/disabled nurse. I went to a doctor, FEMALE obgyn doctor, once and I told her I was homicidal for several days a month. She through a script for Xanax at me and told me to go see a psychiatrist😡!!! A couple yrs later a doctor diagnosed me I had Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)! I am so happy that doctors are more aware now. You are so funny and entertaining about just ordinary everyday struggles.

[@JudithBisson]

I’d love to see you on Wendy Williams again. I enjoy your insight and I find you very funny.

[@christoph7361]

This is the first time I hear your real voice ,because I watched tbbt only in german and I love it

[@loveart4936]

i clean the house when im having my period i dont know why😂

[@cookienibz2578]

@ Maria Zioga GOD I WISH that was one of my symptoms!!! LOL

[@Shekinah707]

Women who are ready to give birth do the same thing. It's called "nesting." Our period is like giving birth but without the baby and full-force labor contractions.. Our period cramps are contractions just obviously not as intense.. 😊

[@cookienibz2578]

Maybe because I don't have, nor want, children is the reason I've never experienced that, lol. Would be an awesome side effect though! If you ever get the uncontrollable urge to clean, but your house is spotless, I'd be happy to have you get it out of your system at my house ;)

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

omg !!! xxx 😱😱😱 i totally clean fot the first 2 days !! hAaaa cant believe i just read this .... thought it was just me !

[@loveart4936]

+Cookie Nibz 😂

[@offthewalla4717]

I was one of those people that suffered from extreme PMS. Cramping, migraines, horrific mood swings were the norm. The mood swings can only be explained this way. Imagine standing apart (as in out of body experience) from yourself as you are screaming at someone and saying to yourself "shut up! shut up! SHUT UP! and you just keep screaming. I was out of control. I eventually has a total hysterectomy and I swear they also did a lobotomy too because I have been sooooo calm since then. It's hard to get a rise out of me these days. I love it!

[@charmaignmaurensuan1996]

I advocate for the menstrual cup! 🏆

[@Jayjoy94]

Charmaign Mauren Suan Yees! I love menstrual cups and reusable pads. My favorite products are the intimina lily cup and precious stars pads 😊 Bryony from precious stars also has her own channels (yes plural - one for vlogging and one about period products). Highly recommend them - especially the one for estimating the cervix height 😉

[@dmt543nerd]

Diva cup is life! I’m excited to get one for my daughter when she starts her cycle

[@soumyapawar8125]

I hate them..sure theyre very convenient. But they stretched out my period by almost a week

[@inmyworldkindagirl]

@@soumyapawar8125 Funny, cuz mine got shortened and more regular with a cup. Everybody's different I guess

[@krystalg3228]

I absolutely love my Super Jenny cup!!

[@TheMillydi]

Thank you Mayim... I suffer from PMDD and even though that is so much rugher i still wanna consider what you said. It is difficult to get through the worst days sometimes. But I was blessed with a partner who knows about my condition and is incredibly understanding of it...

[@Squiggleywiff]

Love your shawl, where is it from?

[@dustspriteart5325]

I have used the clue app for years! It is amazing. I avoid many PMS blowups because my phone warns me what is coming and clue is on point.

[@lovecoley1765]

I LOVE YOU! 🥰 🎥 That is all.

[@QuincyDisneyVegan]

At 5:12 -- Dr. Bialik, you deserve an Academy award for that moment in this video!!! Bravo!!! Great acting!!!

[@freespirit_17]

Shedding of the uterus (porn music begins) 😂😂 classic!

[@alexishartley5905]

Got 3 minutes in and I’m crying and it’s not cause of pms haha. All during high school and such I would get the worst cramps, they were so bad that I fear them even now as an adult. But I was always told by those closest to me (mainly women) “pms/periods aren’t that bad, stop overreacting, just continue on with the day like a ‘normal person’ “ Kinda feels good to have someone I’ve come to respect and such, acknowledge that women can go though hell. Thank you, even if you or anyone else never read this. Thank you.

[@astragato.]

One time when I was PMSing My Friend Said That They Like Monopoly More Than Minecraft And I Broke Their Nose

[@felippeflehr7445]

So great found u here,Mayim! The fans of Big Bang Theory from Brazil,loves you.

[@SinCitySoapandCandles]

OMG this was hilarious and so true!

[@johannagreen3546]

Mayim! Thanks for this! I have a chronic digestive illness which is aggravated by the shifts on hormones in my hormonal cycle. The physical part is awful and the emotional part is worse! Thanks for always talking about things that are sometimes super embarrassing to talk about!

[@Andresfin]

So I'm a trans guy who gets a period and let me tell you!!!!!!! PMS comes with cramps, headaches, intense dysphoria, and really bad depression! It's such a physical pain that it can knock me out for the first 3 days. I also have chronic pain so it's just a bundle of fun.

[@Mandinobear]

Same.. =(

[@edyann]

I needed a good laugh.. thanks. 😁

[@rripley86]

First day of my period yesterday. I went for a group run, and one of the guys told me to keep up the good work as I left. I sobbed half the way home, straight to my cats, Call the Midwife (which always makes me cry) and a tub of ice cream. I got this thing sussed.

[@SHyperice]

Fun with Periods!

[@Nanileaf]

I watch this video every month when I’m PSMing and it always makes me feel better 😊❤

[@underworldfilms86]

Hottest doctor (or neuroscientist) on the planet.

[@ThePunchlineIsAlsi]

I love you, Mayim. I skip most of my periods via the Nuvaring and had to bite the bullet this month. You are wonderful and I'm eatin' some parme rosa that I cooked before this awful happening. Thank you for always validating and being medically and emotionally available.

[@hlengiwezungu8152]

Don't we know by now? True I still don't get it, as a female. I just hate it when men say it

[@garrylove8955]

We need more people like Mayim in the world

[@NotSoWonderAlice]

"Trust me. I'm Doctor." Will you marry me?) Female. 21. Russian.

[@xenabautista8981]

Thank your for this Dr. Mayim.. experiencing PMS and I'm watching this while working from home bcos of quarantine. Helped a lot!

[@Grifftrogg]

The clue plus plan is a bit of an unfortunate brand name!

[@natalie9796]

why?

[@natalie9796]

@@Grifftrogg OMG LOL YAS

[@trivvytriv]

Every cycle is a surprise for me. Duration differs between 20-90 days, looks absolutely different in colour in texture every time. Clue helped me to link my headaches to the period. PMS is either three days of calm serial killer mode for me or serene buddhist mode.

[@danelscriven9011]

Omg relatable 😂😂😶

[@zoeyakazombiegirl1798]

This video is awesome, thanks so much! Personally, I have the problem that the hormones mostly affect me *after* the period. My psyche is so bad then, and I feel horrible. You can find nearly nothing about this, no matter where you look at. It makes me feel that I am kinda not normal :( Mayim, you encourage us to talk freely about our bodies. There should be no taboo.

[@thejoycatcher8189]

Yeah baby! Love the music! Such a sexy topic! ⁉️🤣 Hahaha You’re hilarious! I have 2 teenager girls. Come to my house and tell me PMS is fake!! Hahahah You hit every point I wish people would get it through their heads!! I get every single symptom!! I use those oils too!! I warn everyone nicely when I have PMS. They can smell the oils and know to beware!! Hahaha BTW Read “The Red Tent”! It’s a great book!! Or have you already? Thanks soo much for this post!! We think you’re fantastic!! ❤️👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻😁

[@rripley86]

I love the Red Tent

[@najverjetnejsa]

Clue is super cool, I've used it for 2 years

[@RainbowsUnicornsRule]

she looks like my lesbian therapist (i love her but i’m not lesbian😂)

[@pursuingpeas8236]

It’s good for me to track my cycle because there’s a couple days I have decided I shouldn’t make decisions on My anxiety gets too high so I wait It’s a comfort to know that I will feel better in a couple days and get back to normal