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Not knowing your age, Tracy, I wonder if this could be perimenopause. It plays havoc with your hormones? You can experience every emotion in the book in 5 minutes. Honestly, I have heard someone who said that they had this experience. Hope that I don't insult you. This may not be the problem. If it is, however, it is just as merciless as mercury poisoning. Dr. Lee has some interesting info for women in their 40s and 50s.
Dr Lee reccomends using progesterone cream for PMS perimenopause and various other conditions. Whenever you take hormones , you interfere with your ability to produce them yourself. Unfortunately, a few years ago, I used progesterone cream for PMS. It did'nt help, made me feel disorieted and since I stopped using it my hormones have been out of balance.If you want to become pregnant it's not good to interfere with progesterone synthesis.