Analysis shows prevalence of premenstrual syndrome increased with stress levels in 256 adolescents, suggesting the need for targeted psychosocial interventions.
Key Points
Premenstrual syndrome prevalence rose significantly with higher stress levels among adolescents.
Statistical analysis revealed a strong association with p = 0.000, indicating urgent attention to mental health.
Binary logistic regression identified stress as a key predictor for PMS, with AOR = 330.80 for severe stress.
Effective interventions should focus on stress reduction, menstrual health literacy, and physical activity.