Clinical Manifestations of Premenstrual Syndrome in Female Students

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Survey reveals premenstrual syndrome prevalence at 77.6% in female medical students, indicating a need for support.

Seventy-seven point six percent of female medical students reported experiencing premenstrual syndrome, resulting in reduced quality of life.
Key symptoms include decreased mood at 84.2%, muscle tension at 83.6%, and decreased performance at 65.1%.
An electronic survey analyzed responses from 152 female students using a validated PMS questionnaire from the Royal College of Obstetricians.
The findings point to the necessity for targeted interventions for female medical students facing significant PMS symptoms.

Yavorskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Survey reveals premenstrual syndrome prevalence at 77.6% in female medical students, indicating a need for support.

Seventy-seven point six percent of female medical students reported experiencing premenstrual syndrome, resulting in reduced quality of life.
Key symptoms include decreased mood at 84.2%, muscle tension at 83.6%, and decreased performance at 65.1%.
An electronic survey analyzed responses from 152 female students using a validated PMS questionnaire from the Royal College of Obstetricians.
The findings point to the necessity for targeted interventions for female medical students facing significant PMS symptoms.

Yavorskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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