Fed up with the pain of pregnancy and pre-menstrual tension, one in four women wishes she was a man, a new UK study has found.
Fifteen per cent said that while battling mood swings they wanted to be male. A further nine per cent said they think men have it easier physically, reports The Daily Express.
And more than half, 55%, admitted they were not at their happiest stage of life, reports The Daily Express.
The poll of 2,048 women by Seven Seas Femibion health supplement revealed that 87% confessed they never felt at ease with the physical changes to their body during puberty.
Daily Express medical expert Dr Rosemary Leonard said: "Hormone levels are central to women's wellbeing. It's vital to have a balanced diet and nutritional support when your body needs it."
