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For me, it honestly feels like I become a completely different person for one or two weeks every month.
A lot of women don't even know where to go for help.
I used to experience depressive episodes, cramps that would be so severe.
Imagine feeling extremely anxious, depressed, even suicidal for two weeks every single month.
You're tired, sore, bloated, on edge, and then suddenly your period comes and that all fades away.
That's what happens to women who have PMDD, premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
It affects about 5% of women around the world.
And just to warn you, one of the symptoms
that we're going to be talking about today is that you can get suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
We're also going to break down what is known about the condition and what it's like living with it.
I'm Hannah and this is What in the World from the BBC World Service.
Going to find out more about this now from our BBC health reporter Ruth Clegg.