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August 11, 2025Journal of the Grodno State Medical UniversityOpen Access

Clinical Manifestations of Premenstrual Syndrome in Female Students

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SYS.D. YavorskayaAltai State Medical UniversityKDK.V. DmitrienkoAltai State Medical UniversityОРО. В. РемневаAltai State Medical University

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Implication

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

Key Points

  • 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.

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Yavorskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a35efb0a429f7973328780https://doi.org/10.25298/2221-8785-2025-23-3-221-226
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