Not "just" PMS.
A recognised condition.
A full hour to properly assess cyclical mood symptoms severe enough to disrupt your life — not something to push through silently, and not something to manage alone.
Severe, cyclical,
and genuinely disruptive
PMDD causes mood disturbance significantly more severe than typical PMS — low mood, irritability, anxiety severe enough to disrupt daily life, relationships or work in the days before your period.
Our medical approach
"PMDD is a recognised clinical condition, not a normal part of the menstrual cycle to simply push through."
A proper assessment of the pattern, not a dismissal as "normal PMS."
If your symptoms follow a clear monthly pattern, that's clinically significant and worth properly investigating.
From cycle-timed treatments to hormonal approaches, discussed based on your severity and priorities.
Not a simple GP appointment — pattern-confirmed, on purpose
Symptom tracking across at least two cycles confirms the luteal-phase pattern that distinguishes PMDD from other conditions.
The hormonal driver is taken as seriously as the psychological symptoms themselves — the two are treated as connected, not separate.
From lifestyle and cycle-timed approaches through to specific medication regimens — discussed based on what actually fits your severity and life.
We help you track symptoms in a straightforward way, whether or not you've started already.
Independent of the NHS throughout, with your record held privately and never shared without your explicit consent.
You leave with concrete next steps — validation matters, but so does an actual path forward.
Know, understand,
act — with a real pattern
Your symptom history and, where possible, cycle-tracking data confirming the genuine pattern.
A clear explanation of how PMDD differs from PMS and general mood conditions, and what's driving your specific presentation.
A treatment plan matched to your severity and priorities — not a single default option applied regardless of fit.
Clear costs, no surprises
We believe knowing the price upfront is part of feeling safe and respected. What you see is what you pay.
A full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP, covering assessment, pattern confirmation, and a written treatment plan.
- Pre-appointment health history review
- Cycle & symptom pattern assessment
- Treatment options fully explained
- Written plan & follow-up review
For a quicker follow-up on existing treatment that doesn't need the full 60 minutes.
- 30-minute video consultation
- Prescription review
- Quick follow-up questions
- Guidance on next steps
Ongoing treatment reviews included as part of unlimited access with a named GP who knows your pattern.
- Unlimited appointments
- Named dedicated GP
- Priority booking
- Annual preventive screening
Any additional blood tests, if clinically indicated, are quoted separately before proceeding. View full fee schedule →
Trusted by women across the UK
Real care builds real relationships. Here's what our patients say.
"For the first time in years I felt truly listened to. My GP didn't rush me, took everything seriously, and I left with a clear plan. It genuinely changed how I think about my health."
"I'd been struggling with perimenopausal symptoms for over a year and felt dismissed elsewhere. Here I was heard immediately. The holistic approach made all the difference."
"Booking was easy, the clinic was calm and private, and seeing the same doctor each time means she knows my story. It's the kind of healthcare I always wanted but never had."
Everything you need to know
PMDD is a distinct, more severe condition than typical PMS, causing significant mood disturbance — low mood, irritability, anxiety — severe enough to disrupt daily life, relationships or work in the days before your period, resolving shortly after it starts.
Diagnosis is based on the pattern of symptoms tracked across at least two menstrual cycles, confirming symptoms are genuinely tied to the luteal phase and resolve after menstruation begins.
No. PMDD is a recognised clinical condition, not a normal or expected part of the menstrual cycle to simply push through — effective treatments exist and are worth pursuing properly.
Options include lifestyle and cycle-tracking approaches, specific antidepressant regimens timed to the luteal phase, and hormonal treatments — discussed based on severity and what matters to you.
Symptom tracking across a cycle or two genuinely helps confirm the pattern, and we'll guide you on how to do this simply, whether or not you've started already.
£200 for a full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP. View our full fee schedule.
Our team is here to help. Call, email, or book a free 10-minute introductory call.
More ways we can support you
Related hormonal mood changes.
Broader hormonal assessment.
If multiple concerns overlap.
Often co-occurs with PMDD.
Ongoing management, unlimited visits.
Meet the team behind your care.
Cyclical mood symptoms,
genuinely investigated
This is not a simple GP appointment. Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) causes mood disturbance significantly more severe than typical PMS — low mood, irritability and anxiety severe enough to disrupt daily life, relationships or work — yet it's still frequently dismissed as "just PMS" or treated as a general mental health condition without acknowledging its hormonal driver.
Diagnosis based on a genuine pattern
Confirming PMDD relies on tracking symptoms across at least two menstrual cycles, establishing that symptoms are genuinely tied to the luteal phase — the days between ovulation and your period — and resolve shortly after menstruation begins, rather than being present throughout the month.
Treated as hormonal and psychological, together
Rather than being filed away as a standalone mental health issue, the hormonal driver behind PMDD is taken as seriously as the psychological symptoms themselves — the two are addressed together, not separately.
What happens after your appointment
You leave with a written plan matched to your severity — whether that's lifestyle and tracking approaches, specific medication timed to your cycle, or hormonal treatment.
Cyclical mood symptoms,
taken seriously as what they are
Book a 60-minute consultation covering assessment and a treatment plan built around your actual pattern — £200.
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