xayanexchanx asked:
I never really knew the difference, so I was wondering what the difference was between PMS and Ovulation. I thought that PMS was when you had your period, but it stands for ‘Pre-menstrual’ so that means it is before you get your period? I am confused because I thought that was what ovulation was.
ovulation is the release of the egg…..and pms is just how u feel during ovulation and ur period
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PMS stands for premenstrual syndrome(ex. cramps, food cravings, mood swings ect.). It is what some women experience before their period. Ovulation is then the egg is released from the ovaries and into the fallopian tubes.