What causes premenstrual syndrome (PMS)?

Although there is a wide spectrum of symptoms, common hormonal patterns are found among PMS patients compared to women who have no symptoms of PMS. The primary finding is that estrogen levels are elevated and plasma progesterone levels are reduced five to ten days before the menses. In addition to this, hormonal abnormality, hypothyroidism, and/or elevated prolactin levels are common.

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