Hailey Bieber opens up about postpartum PMDD struggle

Hailey Bieber opens up about postpartum PMDD struggle

Hailey Bieber opens up about postpartum PMDD struggle

Hailey Bieber has spoken about struggling with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) after the birth of her son, Jack Blues, in August 2024. The model and Rhode founder, 29, told Women's Wear Daily she was diagnosed about six months after giving birth, and that the emotional symptoms before her period felt far more intense than the premenstrual symptoms she had before pregnancy. She said the feelings eased once her period began and improved gradually over time. Bieber also spoke of her frustration at the lack of research and awareness around women's health, and her company Rhode has committed $5 million to the Foundation for Women's Health over three years.

Hailey Bieber has spoken about struggling with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) after the birth of her son, Jack Blues, in August 2024. The model and Rhode founder, 29, told Women's Wear Daily she was diagnosed about six months after giving birth, and that the emotional symptoms before her period felt far more intense than the premenstrual symptoms she had before pregnancy. She said the feelings eased once her period began and improved gradually over time. Bieber also spoke of her frustration at the lack of research and awareness around women's health, and her company Rhode has committed $5 million to the Foundation for Women's Health over three years.

Hailey Bieber has spoken about struggling with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) after the birth of her son, Jack Blues, in August 2024. The model and Rhode founder, 29, told Women's Wear Daily she was diagnosed about six months after giving birth, and that the emotional symptoms before her period felt far more intense than the premenstrual symptoms she had before pregnancy. She said the feelings eased once her period began and improved gradually over time. Bieber also spoke of her frustration at the lack of research and awareness around women's health, and her company Rhode has committed $5 million to the Foundation for Women's Health over three years.