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Historically, women who had anxiety problems were called hysterics! Hysteria comes from the root word “hystera”, which in Greek means a wandering uterus. A woman’s emotional stability is often directly related to hormone balance and her menstrual cycle. No one has symptoms of hormonal imbalance due to a lack of antidepressants in their body, yet that is what most doctors treat it with.
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